Sentence examples for have its difficulties from inspiring English sources

Speaking during First Minister's Questions on Tuesday, he said: "I don't pretend in any way that the Welsh NHS doesn't have its difficulties - it clearly does.

It's mostly a pleasure to find yourself head-over-heels about someone who loves food, but it can also have its difficulties.

"The transition to democracy may well have its difficulties and dangers … but it is the best long-term path to peaceful progress … and is a powerful alternative to the poisonous narrative of Islamist extremism.

Even that meeting will have its difficulties.

"Japan Learns Dreaded Task of Jury Duty" (front page, July 16) suggests that the Japanese lay assessor system will have its difficulties, as citizens raised in a deferential culture try to deliberate alongside robed judges.

Aeroponics technology does have its difficulties though.

It has somehow to suggest that her dead husband is one of the best composers in Europe and as a result it has its difficulties.

Although living overseas has its thrills, it also has its difficulties -- especially in buying property ("A World of Affordable Choices," Feb. 19).

Life has its difficulties, so just go with it.

But every delegation has its difficulties".

Yet even China has its difficulties.