Sentence examples for have difficulty generating from inspiring English sources

The report, titled "After the Automotive Boom," suggests that if auto sales remain strong, the financing operations of the Big Three will have difficulty generating enough equity to continue to support deals like zero percent financing.

China is thus one key (the United States is the other) to coming together to save what remains: its impacts are so large and are growing so quickly that without Beijing's participation, governments will have difficulty generating the political will to act.

In its registration statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Liquidity Services deadpans, "If our [Department of Defense] contracts are terminated or if our relationship with DOD is impaired, we could experience a significant decrease in our revenue and have difficulty generating income".

These data suggest that these cells have difficulty generating consistent protrusions.

The step-back aspect of the scene probe task also showed that the patients did not have difficulty generating expectancies or predictions about what scene features might be beyond the view, which would have occurred if they could not bring to mind predictable properties associated with the environment.

We introduced a method to represent and infer LPs. 3) Alignment programs may have difficulties generating accurate alignments in homopolymeric regions and towards the ends of reads.

Perhaps the problem is that the industry has difficulty generating economies of scale.

Her wares were housed in immaculate displays, complete with colorful instruction manuals, but after five years in business she was still having difficulty generating much interest.

The growing prospect of another recession here is yet more bad news for the banks, which are already having difficulty generating enough profit to be able to afford to write off more bad loans.

Of course, Merriman can serve as a one-year quick fix to bolster a defense that is both porous against the run and having difficulty generating a pass rush.

In trying to amass a majority, Romney has at least two big problems: the perceived extremism of his party puts off many educated women, and, because of his business background and his own aloofness, he has difficulty generating enthusiasm among working-class men.