Sentence examples for has some difficulties with from inspiring English sources

Amidon stages scenes early on in which Wooten has some difficulties with a group of white construction workers; he also does a good job of conveying the unconscious self-congratulation of racially tolerant whites like Swope.

Moorcock evidently has some difficulty with the post-mortem transformation of his old friend into a kind of cultural plaster saint.

The literal-minded Thatcher has some difficulty with the concept of taking on multiple roles and is positively outraged when Denis reappears as Lord Carrington.

Surely you had some difficulties with Cromwell?

In addition, I have some difficulties with the kind of material he puts in quotes.

And right now that's the position that we're having some difficulties with right now".

We had some difficulties overseas in Iraq, with ISIS, and we had some difficulties with our banks in Washington, which funded the international business.

Cicoria also consulted a neurologist — he was feeling sluggish (most unusual for him) and having some difficulties with his memory.

"Secondly, I had some difficulties with the brakes and I was locking the front right all the time.

Updated at 5.33pm BST 4.53pm BST Katie Taylor v Sofya Ochigava: round two Taylor's having some difficulties with Ochigava's southpaw style.

"We have some difficulties with the growing number of pig farms and a lack of funding and land to build more plants," Chen says.