Sentence examples for had enormous difficulty from inspiring English sources

Mandela had enormous difficulty selling rugby to many of his own supporters.

But he has had enormous difficulty getting his slender Democratic majority to fashion a rescue package that makes fiscal sense.

"And when he was squeezed out of the system, I had enormous difficulty in seeing any reason to choose between Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey.

Not because he's had enormous difficulty keeping a line-up together over the 34 years since he first founded the group in Dunedin, New Zealand, although he has.

Because progressivism, as a social and reform movement, encompassed so many different objectives, historians have had enormous difficulty defining it coherently.

He had enormous difficulty ("dzeefeecooltsee," in Pninian English) with depalatization, never managing to remove the extra Russian moisture from "t"s and "d"s before the vowels he so quaintly softened.

We have had enormous difficulties with this trip, but we are going for this reason".

Rudy Giuliani — yes, his reputation coming out of 9/11 is what it is, but, on the other hand, before that, he had enormous difficulties, and he may be too liberal to get the Republican nomination.

But it also pointed up the problems in rapid distribution of medicine that could counteract anthrax exposure and showed that the government had enormous difficulties stopping the spread of contamination through the country and into Canada.

Whereas I think of Family Life as an absolute love song to my parents: these are people who had enormous difficulties but were loyal and brave and they endured".

Ironically, some pure-blooded desert-bred Arabians in Syria had enormous difficulties being accepted as registrable purebred Arabians because many of the Bedouin who owned them saw no need to obtain a piece of paper to verify the purity of their horses.