Sentence examples similar to hints at difficulty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ward hints at difficulties of manipulation which are quite conceivable.

The fourth page hints at difficulties to come.

Mr Cameron hinted at difficulties in the new system last week.

And falling government-bond yields hint at difficulties to come in reducing debts, since yields have been falling in large part because of deflationary fears.

There are hints at the difficulty of working for so volatile and demanding a political master as Gordon Brown, but no great revelations.

The complexity hints at the difficulty of the task the authorities have set themselves (see article).In this section Invictus Would Modi save India or wreck it?

It also hints at the difficulties of having a sensible discussion about drugs policy.

The governor's decision to abandon them hints at his difficulties in driving the agenda in Albany at a time when he is politically weak.

Though Merkel's attempted negotiations with Putin were a high-stakes political case, her frustration hints at the difficulties that can arise even in more straightforward business negotiations conducted across cultures.

It also appears that swine flu mutates slowly, so annual jabs may not be needed.A deal announced at the end of September by GSK and the Brazilian government hints at the difficulties.

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