Sentence examples for in greater difficulty from inspiring English sources

The goalkeeper was in greater difficulty when Eriksen tried again 10 minutes later, his effort swirling so wildly that the goalkeeper spilled it.

Or as Blix puts it, "It occurred to me [on March 7] that the Iraqis would be in greater difficulty if... there truly were no weapons of which they could 'yield possession'".

Alonso added on the Ferrari website:  "This year has definitely been the toughest in the five I've been with Ferrari, in coming to Monza in greater difficulty and without having a really clear idea of what the race can hold for us.

Indian women are more likely to have difficulty traveling in public spaces than men, resulting in greater difficulty to access services.

The reason that doctors block puberty in transgender children is that forcing a transgender child to go through the wrong puberty is more or less irreversible, does permanent harm in terms of ongoing dysphoria and results in greater difficulty living in their target gender.

Furthermore, matching may even result in greater difficulty in controlling for additional confounders [ 38].

The Muslims found themselves in greater difficulties by day.

It can be hypothesized that insufficient proficiency in the German language would have resulted in greater difficulties in dealing with the consequences of accidental injuries and, therefore, longer time off work.

"If accused of blasphemy, you are in great difficulty.

If tens of thousands of Palestinians were to march, Israel would find itself in great difficulty.

We were still in great difficulty at the start of the 1997 general election (11% in the polls).