Sentence examples for if the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Ambien is effective, particularly if the difficulty is getting to sleep.

Asked if the difficulty photographing Polly had influenced her decision she strongly denied it: "Afraid not.

For example, if the difficulty really lies in cultural attitudes about forgiveness and masculinity, men might have to do some extra work when practicing forgiveness.

If the difficulty in getting one of the new Beckham or Olsen bags is any indication, the answer to the first question may be "yes".

If the difficulty on the subject of representation can not be otherwise got over, he would agree to have two branches, and a proportional representation in one of them; provided each State had an equal voice in the other.

If the difficulty level of the standards is too high, they won't be used, and if the domains covered by the standards are too narrow, they will have no lasting value.

If the difficulties the industry is experiencing now result in that, then all of this will have been worthwhile".

If things went well — if the difficulties were ironed out and the book went uneventfully to press — she would have nothing to speak to a journalist about.

If the difficulties of trying to arrange the reunion of just 100 families cannot be ironed out more easily, confidence about a changing North could quickly evaporate.

If the difficulties persist, parents are advised to seek help from the school or a GP.

It's pretty clear that if the difficulties I've mentioned below are not solved, the reaction from the White House will not be "one more heave" but "that's life".