Sentence examples for hit difficulties from inspiring English sources

The move hit difficulties yesterday.

The Rosneft deal, which was announced to much fanfare in mid-January, swiftly hit difficulties when AAR claimed the tie-up contravened the TNK-BP shareholder agreement.

Also, in 1997, she was the front person for the government's bid to ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship of sports, but hit difficulties when it emerged her husband had interests in F1 racer, Benetton.

R&H, which has a workforce of 1,400, hit difficulties after several film projects were cancelled and delayed, while it is believed that its competitive pitching rates, and decision to move into co-production left it financially stretched.

But the deal to buy the Rafale has hit difficulties because, though Dassault would prefer to team up with private-sector firms such as Tata and Reliance, the government wants it to work with stodgy HAL.

Turkey had been favourites to host the event but their bid has hit difficulties due to a desire to host the Olympic Games in Istanbul in the same year.

It's not surprising that a major reform would hit some difficulties.

That transfer never occurred, and a current effort to remount the show has hit casting difficulties.

Power-sharing had hit serious difficulties even before the wayward wife of its first minister, Peter Robinson, detonated the biggest scandal ever to come out of Belfast.

This year, poor form on the field was exaggerated by problems off it as players went nine months without salaries — after reaching the World Cup final — when the national board hit financial difficulties.

Taylor is taking a "backseat" role in the takeover after being one of those involved in the 2009 purchase of the club by Neil Hollinshead, who was jailed in 2014 for defrauding the club when it hit financial difficulties.