Sentence examples for have difficulty explaining from inspiring English sources

"The Greek government will certainly have difficulty explaining this to its voters," Schäuble said to reporters.

Actual market-makers often behave instinctively, and have difficulty explaining exactly why they set prices as they do.

We love the serendipitous mix of cultures, neighborhoods and people, but we have difficulty explaining to friends who've never been there what makes the city so fascinating.

And yet today the "creative class" no longer calls to mind a generation of struggling artists, but a group of college graduates with soft skills and Internet-based jobs they have difficulty explaining to their parents.

Mr. Obama said that had not changed his mind at all — and suggested that it was Mr. McCain who would have difficulty explaining his support for a long-term presence in a war that Mr. Obama called "a strategic blunder".

Mr. Offner, who did not get the appointment to head Missouri's social services department, said Mr. Ashcroft told him at the end of the interview that as governor he would have difficulty explaining Mr. Offner's hiring to his supporters.

"Evidential" accounts of testimonial justification have difficulties explaining this phenomenon.

Will theories also have difficulties explaining bare privilege-rights (such as in the Hobbesian state of nature), which are not rights of authority over others.

Though an organic origin of these symptoms cannot be excluded in this study, we have difficulties explaining the findings according to the organic disorder model for chronic whiplash.

Both theories, liquidity and stage drift, have difficulties explaining the series of time effects in Table 3. Wald tests confirm these differences in average coefficients in three-year periods before and during the financial crisis.

I FELT a deep emptiness that I had difficulty explaining.