Sentence examples for had serious difficulty from inspiring English sources

ABOUT a week ago, I was swimming in my pool when I had serious difficulty breathing.

While service to gateway cities like Sydney and Melbourne rebounded quickly, travelers bound for remote sections of central and western Australia often had serious difficulty reaching their destinations.

You add that it told you that it had attempted repeatedly to resolve the problem, but has had serious difficulty with this.

The court will decide whether the state showed that W. Z. had "serious difficulty" controlling his behavior when it ordered him institutionalized after he completed his prison sentence.

In a unanimous decision, the court said that the state was constitutionally required only to show that an offender had "serious difficulty in controlling behavior," the same wording used by the United States Supreme Court in an almost identical case in January.

What's more, the proposals would re-institute payment procedures from earlier this decade, before the prescription drug program was passed, when seniors had serious difficulty paying for medicines.

"I am positive that they would have had serious difficulties with Hispanic voters despite their heritage," Balsera said.

The government has had serious difficulties recruiting soldiers from Pashtun tribes in the south of the country.

Given a few days' notice, these cities had serious difficulties getting people out of harm's way.

The combined company kept the Waste Management name but had serious difficulties integrating the two businesses, Ms. Voss said.

"We are an NGO, we are independent of the government but due to sanctions we had serious difficulties in obtaining camera traps, for example.