Sentence examples for has difficulty establishing from inspiring English sources
"The species of eucalyptus in this permit has difficulty establishing without human intervention, even in warmer climates," the department said in its initial environmental assessment, dismissing concerns that the genetically engineered trees would spread like a weed.
He does not agree, but he has had difficulty establishing his case in the scientific literature.
Native kings and visiting European captains had difficulty establishing order in these types of frontier towns.
Because Mr. Gore has had difficulty establishing his own identity apart from President Clinton, the Gore team has scheduled the president and Hillary Rodham Clinton to speak on the convention's opening night.
Other gay students, who are now out on their own because their families have cut off support on learning about their sexual orientation, have difficulty establishing themselves as financially independent.
Giambattista Piazzetta, who was 14 years older than Bortoloni but had difficulty establishing himself in the face of Ricci's dominance, was then making his way as the founder of an alternative "tenebrist" school.
But without an underlying crime — like drunken driving or leaving the scene — detectives have difficulty establishing the probable cause needed to inspect the car's black box, where information about the driver's behavior is stored.
He couldn't go to Azerbaijan and had difficulty establishing any online contact with the country until he went to a conference in Tbilisi in 2008 and met four Azeri bloggers.
The acquisition of the publicly traded Insignia/ESG, whose sagging stock price left it vulnerable to a takeover, gives the company a substantial presence in the New York region, in contrast to a number of other national brokerage companies that have had difficulty establishing themselves here.
Mr. Caspar said he was exploring that option but agreed that his staff had difficulty establishing jurisdiction over Facebook, which maintains that its activities at its German headquarters in Hamburg are limited to marketing activities, and not the technical and privacy-related functions relevant to Facebook's collection of biometric data.
