"Staff want to see Kettering General Hospital thriving although management there may have difficulties because of financial problems later.
"The women coming from far distance may have difficulties because of not having transport but the women who are close from this hospital they don't have any difficulties" (Hospital SR, P6).
The rescuers found us, but the helicopters had difficulty because of the wind".
Sing also had difficulty because of her youth and inexperience in the ring.
In the HRS, the physical disability score was calculated as the number of six basic ADL items with which an individual had difficulty because of a health or memory problem: dressing, walking, bathing, eating, transferring and toileting.
"The aid community is having difficulties because of reluctance of donors because of security," said Paula Emerson, a United Nations regional coordinator.
Ikonnikov's 27... Kf7 was a mistake; he had to play 27... Nf7, although he still would have had difficulties because of his advanced pawns.
"Nestlé are trying to launch a brand in the UK but they have had difficulties because of their reputation across the world.
The company, based in Atlanta, was among the most aggressive telecommunications investors in the region in the 1990's but has had difficulties because of Argentina's financial and economic crisis and from currency fluctuations in Brazil.
Scott McDonell, the Dane County clerk, said Wisconsin may have had difficulties because of communication barriers between the voter registration database and the Department of Motor Vehicles.
It is plausible that when the young null mice tried to eat solid food as a supplement, they had difficulties because of their defective enamel.
