Sentence examples for have expected difficulties from inspiring English sources
But the senator said it would have been naive not to have expected difficulties in the implementation of the agreement.
Nigel Redden, director of the festival, said he had expected difficulties in obtaining visas for Iranians, particularly in a period of heightened security.
Dave Hyde of The Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel is a bit amused by all the premature freaking out and Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe writes that the Heat should have expected some difficulties in assembly.
The jump in inflation surprised economists, who had expected 3.6%, and underlines the difficulties facing the government as it attempts to stop the economic slowdown from turning into recession.
I had expected the procedure to be fraught with difficulty, given the experiences of many women.
About 40 percent reported cognitive difficulties — a chilling proportion, yet lower than I had expected.
The three week program was offered to small groups of middle school and high school girls who are generally well motivated but having or expecting difficulty with algebra or otherwise looking for the increased performance that individual tutoring can provide.
Charles said he had come to expect difficulty dealing with taxi drivers, but said the experience was still embarrassing and upsetting.
The departure of Mr. Scott, 53, who has been with Cordiant and its predecessors since 1990, had been expected because of difficulties at Cordiant, including the losses of large clients at its biggest division, Bates Worldwide.
Could any of these opponents have been expected to pose difficulties for him, given the size, experience and equipment of his army?
