Sentence examples for have difficulty serving from inspiring English sources

Political analysts said that Mr. Wahid's credibility had been severely damaged and predicted he would have difficulty serving out the remainder of his term, which ends in 2004.

It's widely acknowledged that MOOCs have difficulty serving underprivileged and under-motivated students.

Expertise on site Under previous government programmes, health assistants and health workers would often have difficulty serving their assigned working areas, which covered at least 4,000 people.

Ms. Booker went to Family Court days after the alleged assault and gained an order of protection, but had difficulty serving the court papers on Mr. Johnson.

Dorries announced plans to sue McBride earlier this year, but he went to ground following his resignation as Gordon Brown's communications director and, until today, she has had difficulty serving the writ.

Nalbandian said he injured a stomach muscle two days ago and had difficulty serving.

An agency running an annual $70 million structural deficit and a $420 million backlog in deferred maintenance, Muni already has difficulty serving the San Francisco's current population.

President Frederik W. de Klerk and his Cabinet ministers say they would have no difficulty serving under a President Mandela, although they favor a power-sharing arrangement that would strip the presidency of much of its power and prevent the ANC from dominating the government.

In an atmosphere where crime is decreasing, David Cameron will have difficulty making this case serve his ­broken Britain agenda.

The current American No. 1, he had difficulty holding serve, especially early in matches, but otherwise competed admirably against the elite field.

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