Sentence examples for have difficulty making from inspiring English sources

"All those who have difficulty making ends meet.

They have difficulty making decisions, developing plans . . . and monitoring and adjusting plans and actions".

"I think I'd have difficulty making the cut as a new agent".

If his injury is serious, White could have difficulty making a swift return.

Its website states that its pays dividends out of profits – suggesting it will have difficulty making any payment this year.

I took four years of Spanish in high school, only to have difficulty making myself understood when traveling in Spain.

They are more likely to be physically underdeveloped and socially isolated and to have difficulty making friends.

More broadly, they suggest that role-playing scenarios can help managers who have difficulty making political decisions.

An extra person could explain communication differences – such as how people with autism have difficulty making eye contact – and how people with autism process information differently.

Some Chrysler dealers could have difficulty making sales this month after the company's lending arm, Chrysler Financial, said it would be shutting down as part of Chrysler's restructuring.

Borrowers in disaster areas who expect they will have difficulty making their regular mortgage payments on time should contact their loan servicer to explain their circumstances.