Sentence examples for have many difficulties from inspiring English sources

"We have many difficulties awaiting us, and together we can resolve them," he said at his news conference.

And yes, teachers of students at any age will have many difficulties if not provided the proper supports, including psychological and behavior management assistance.

It was found that the MSEs, even those who participate in public programs and policies, have many difficulties to operationalize innovation.

Unfortunately, they have many difficulties, including the selection of the optimal route, the availability of routes as mobile nodes move around the physical space, and problems related to the routing capabilities of mobile devices.

Firstly, patients from rural areas have many difficulties in paying for surgery cost.

Health officers at CHS like me have many difficulties at work.

The company had many difficulties in England.

"We haven't had many difficulties this morning," Supt Roe added.

"It is still a good plan," he said, "but it has many difficulties based on what happened on Sept. 11".

Diaghilev had many difficulties as an adult, and it was no doubt good for him, when the trouble came, to remember that he had once been someone's black-eyed piglet.

A half-century ago, Kennedy said, "Freedom has many difficulties and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us".