Sentence examples for have been having difficulty from inspiring English sources

Since support staff members went on strike in September, students have been having difficulty making appointments with their advisers as the time for choosing next term's classes approaches.

Tenants have been having difficulty getting big blocks of space, said Daniel R. Reeder, a senior vice president at CB Richard Ellis in Wilmington.

The thousands of new members who join the club will help other stores that have been having difficulty making ends meet because they will probably shop at other stores on the street before or after their workouts.

Many companies have been having difficulty keeping tabs on their handheld devices as the variety of devices has increased.

While many young people, familiar with tech since birth, find the system generally easy to use, many of the older customers aren't as tech savvy and have been having difficulty using MyFord.

The IMF said this suggested central banks have been having difficulty offsetting the impact from tighter budgets.

Builders may have been having difficulties getting their work done, but house prices are already taking off.

Ms. Hornady, the mayor, suggested somewhat apologetically that she had been having difficulty adjusting to the presence of Somalis.

"The owner has been having difficulty getting consent to what he wanted to do with the pier.

The campaign had been having difficulty gaining traction in the South, so it decided to try a country song lampooning Mr. Bush as a privileged loafer.

His secretive conduct caused much offense to the authorities, especially to Sir John Kirk, the British consul, who had been having difficulty in making contact with Livingstone.