Sentence examples for having difficulty in from inspiring English sources

One source suggested he was weak and was having difficulty in managing stairs.

A: "My immediate reaction was he was having difficulty in defending it himself.

The Hackney double murder six years ago was typical of the cases that the police were having difficulty in solving.

A spokeswoman for New Jersey Transit said their cars have not been having difficulty in the snow.

He said he was having difficulty in being understood as no one at the police station spoke English".

Byrd, a light-hitting but tricky left-hander few heavyweights want to face, was having difficulty in finding an opponent.

But "some banks have not reserved enough money and they are now having difficulty in meeting the needs of retailers".

The BBC may be forgiven for having difficulty in explaining this staggeringly unequal conflict in all its complexity.

When she began having difficulty in an advanced chemistry class, she toughed it out rather than switch to an intermediate one.

I think that, not unlike some other Jewish men I know, I have mother issues that lead to me having difficulty in relationships.

BIOTECHNOLOGY companies are at work on the drugs of the future, but they are having difficulty in the here and now.