Sentence examples for has difficulty delivering from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan has an elected government, but it is undermined by corruption and has difficulty delivering basic services to its people".

But he has had difficulty delivering his pledges.

Declining oil revenues will put an added strain on a government that has had difficulty delivering basic services.

But Jones said O'Toole would have difficulty delivering for Herbert from opposition, and without access to ministers.

International aid groups have had difficulty delivering supplies since the Syrian war began more than two years ago.

There was grumbling in the hard-right faction of the House about abandoning the fight against Obamacare that indicated why speaker John Boehner may have difficulty delivering on a deal.

Although they've engineered a common-cold virus to carry a corrected version of the dystrophin gene, researchers have had difficulty delivering the fix to every muscle.

There are examples, such as those documented in [3], where a small dispatcher has had difficulty delivering services at the level stipulated in the contract, but according to [1] this seems to be the exception rather than the rule.

Ben Kiker, SpringCM's CMO pointed out solving the content management problem takes hard work, and that in spite of all SFDC's talent, it has had difficulty delivering basic content management services to its customers.

The native Solomon Islanders who had been man-packing supplies to the two American battalions during the attack were having difficulty delivering sufficient food and ammunition over the long trail between the Sea Horse and the Lunga perimeter.

UNICEF said it was having difficulty delivering these life-saving supplies in the most critically affected communities because of blocked roads.