Sentence examples for have huge difficulty from inspiring English sources

Some men, while at ease and excellent communicators in an all-male or mixed company, have huge difficulty in talking one-to-one with their partners.

In his latest book, Not In God's Name, the former chief rabbi considers a subject that believers of all faiths have huge difficulty explaining: why do so many insist on advancing their belief in God as a justification for violence?

They have huge difficulty to actually drive that aspect of the business.

"I am concerned that the future prosperity of our pension funds and our investment houses will have huge difficulties in meeting the expectations of their investors or savers at this time.

He came in during a period of extraordinary economic growth, where the government's biggest problem was how to divide up its surplus, and now he's in a situation where there are no palatable options available and he's having huge difficulty".

That is a great step forward for a society having huge difficulties accepting its own problems.

Graham Whybrow, the Royal Court literary manager, recalled a letter that Mr. Shinn had sent to the theater several years ago in which he and another young American dramatist described themselves as, Mr. Whybrow said, "talented writers who were having huge difficulties getting plays on in the United States".

However, foreign pharmaceutical firms always had huge difficulties to get access to these hospitals and to initiate clinical research simultaneously at different locations [ 20].

He had huge financial difficulties; he talks about impromptu deceptions enabling him to film in secret the reluctant interviews of former Nazi camp commanders; there were threats to his life, a physical assault, years of research in archives and libraries.

Since almost no one really sends letters any more (one reason the Post Office is having huge financial difficulties), when a real, honest to God letter actually arrives, your elected representative takes notice.

"We still have a huge difficulty with the backstop, because we see it as a waiting room for constitutional change.