Sentence examples for has tremendous difficulty from inspiring English sources

While President Xi may have consolidated power at the national level, he still has tremendous difficulty ensuring that policies issued from the center are carried out consistently at the local level.

"The peace camp has had tremendous difficulty.

A. Anything that has any kind of consumer halo has been having tremendous difficulty raising money.

And if an egg were to hatch, Mr. Blakeman wrote, Violet would have tremendous difficulty feeding her young.

"I had a family with a child who had tremendous difficulty waiting in lines, waiting for anything," said Dr. Balamuth.

"In the past, when we were trying to decode that algorithm using only those six basic emotion categories, we were having tremendous difficulty.

Hillary tried mightily to extract some unequivocal declaration of approval from her father, but he had tremendous difficulty in expressing pride or affection".

The whole affair was "nasty" and the police had tremendous difficulty in getting the Queen's car away at the end of the visit.

However, Democrats have long had tremendous difficulty nominating high-quality candidates in South Carolina, and their best prospects could instead be attracted to the governors' race, where the Republican incumbent, Nikki R. Haley, is vulnerable.

Also, starting in the summer of 2009, the Iranians began having tremendous difficulty running their centrifuges, the tall, silvery machines that spin at supersonic speed to enrich uranium — and which can explode spectacularly if they become unstable.

Russia had tremendous difficulty in perceiving let alone accepting Ukraine as an independent country: it viewed Ukraine as an integral part of the Russian realm and even considered Ukrainians to be virtually the same people as Russians.