Sentence examples for in difficulty for from inspiring English sources
"Because it's been in difficulty for so long you have homegrown experience and capacity to build on," said Mr. Byrd of the World Bank.
But the picture in Japan is far more alarming than that in America, in part because the Japanese economy has been in difficulty for so long.
It is as though Ondaatje wished to identify his own labor with his characters' — not literally, as a risk to life, but existentially, as an absorption in difficulty for its own sake, a distraction from the void.
In Illinois, Senator Carol mayeley-beaun may be in difficulty for her affinity to Nigerian dictators, but if re-elected is certain to stick with Clinton until the last dog dies.
"It was clear from a simple comparison between the bank debt listed on the company's balance sheet and data provided by the Bank of Italy that the group was in difficulty for quite some time," Mr. Bondi, above, said in a Milan court in the first day of testimony in the trial against the founder, Calisto Tanzi, and 15 others.
This is because more and more FBSs compete to access the same subchannel, resulting in difficulty for maintaining fairness.
Moreover, volume fraction variation across acoustic waves results in difficulties for the Riemann problem resolution, and in particular for the derivation of approximate solvers.
Such conditions may result in difficulties for feedforward active control systems based on short, finite impulse response control filters, as was observed by previous researchers.
Existing CCU models for control and optimization are either linear approximations around an operating point or very complex nonlinear ones, resulting in difficulties for real time applications.
However, exchanges inside the spray mixture are difficult to express as combined mass and heat are transferred between phases, resulting in difficulties for the design of spraying systems.
However, there are technical limitations in structural design, resulting in difficulties for structural flexibility.
