Sentence examples for have no difficulty finding from inspiring English sources

The 49-year-old Mr Kleinfeld will have no difficulty finding a new high-profile job in America.

The only nonanecdotal evidence in the record powerfully suggests that claimants whose chances of success are high enough to attract contingent-fee lawyers have no difficulty finding them.

You will have no difficulty finding a seminar on inflation-targeting at the European Central Bank, or the formation of a European border guard.

He added that archeologists would have no difficulty finding it, though, if they had one of the books on the capsule which have been sent to libraries all over the world.

Although these statistics are not conclusive of adequate attorney availability (they do not show, for example, the proportion of unrepresented claimants who never reached the ALJ stage), they are the only nonanecdotal evidence in the record, and they powerfully suggest that claimants whose chances of success are high enough to attract contingent-fee lawyers have no difficulty finding them.

Christopher Biddle, a spokesman for the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, said, "While the layoffs are dramatic, the unemployment rate is still low -- so low that employers will have no difficulty finding work for people who have been laid off".

I had no difficulty finding a Kool-Aid-pickle vender.

Now aged 32, he graduated in 2006 and had no difficulty finding work in Madrid.

He does not accept donations, but said he had no difficulty finding good books to buy.

Brown, who has been instrumental in the project, told Guardian Australia he had no difficulty finding participants.

Trent Rhorer, San Francisco's head of human services, said his county had no difficulty finding nearby placements for children.