Sentence examples for immediate difficulties from inspiring English sources

Despite finishing in 2007, it ran into immediate difficulties.

Such reforms were sufficient to end the immediate difficulties.

These are the immediate difficulties for international students but let us also spare a thought for the depleted international environment which domestic and EU students, as well as staff, will face on their arrival or return to LMU.

While General Craddock clearly tried to eliminate that concern, the immediate difficulties of making headway with the Russians — pressing the reset button just the right amount — were reinforced last week.

However, any such non-naturalist view of morality faces immediate difficulties, deriving ultimately from the kind of causal closure thesis discussed above.

According to the simplest possible view, an intentional action of doing A is the execution of a prior intention to do A, and doing A with the intention of doing B is intending, of one's doing A, that it promote or constitute one's doing B. There are two immediate difficulties.

The immediate difficulty about the interpretation of the legislation could be resolved if Shoebridge's amendment was passed.

Never, ever choose "woman" on your first playthrough of The Internet, because you'll face an immediate difficulty spike.

The most immediate difficulty is the rapid appreciation of the rupee against the dollar in recent months (see article).

But even if the immediate difficulty passes, Europe remains a thorny issue for all three main parties.

One immediate difficulty is that the Greeks don't want to go, so they would have to be expelled.