Sentence examples for huge difficulties for from inspiring English sources

"Ofsted's behaviour causes huge difficulties for headteachers.

Inaccurate medical assessments are creating huge difficulties for our clients, as well as potentially undermining the government's welfare reform programme".

Police Department officials had complained bitterly about that $25,100 starting rate — which had been ordered by an arbitration panel — saying that it created huge difficulties for efforts to recruit enough police officers.

Closure of Remploy's remaining three furniture factories in Blackburn, Sheffield and Neath, south Wales, will draw a line under an issue that has riven the disability movement and caused huge difficulties for successive governments.

The comments made in Re B-S about poor evidence gathering by social workers and badly argued cases for placement and adoption orders being nodded through lower courts have created huge difficulties for child protection teams.

That creates huge difficulties for the company.

A huge difficulty for the candidates is that neither can point to the opponent and accuse with any gusto of being inexperienced, Howard Reiter, a UConn political science professor, said, as both are incumbents.

That is a great step forward for a society having huge difficulties accepting its own problems.

This entails huge difficulties in health care facilities, but has been particularly restrictive for the job of the medical regulator.

Unstructured text provides convenience for doctors to record medical records but brings huge difficulties to retrieval of electronic medical records.

And here, in my view, we are facing huge difficulties.