Sentence examples for in new difficulties from inspiring English sources

As early as the 1420s, the farming population was in new difficulties despite repeated tax remissions and other efforts to ameliorate its condition.

"She's very fast in overcoming new difficulties, and in an upbeat spirit," Paul said.

As opposed to the classical drift-diffusion limit where the stiff collisions are all in one scale, new difficulties arise in the two-scale stiff collision terms because the simple BGK penalization [15] fails to drive the solution to the correct limit.

The period after the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 brought new difficulties for Elizabeth that lasted the fifteen years until the end of her reign.

This would present new difficulties in both implementing the plan now under discussion in Geneva or, were it to fall apart, launching a US bombing campaign that could be effective.

Meanwhile, Noriega, who is serving 20 years in a Panamanian prison for killings carried out during his dictatorship, will face new difficulties in his lawsuit against Activision.

They use complex contour integration to implement these schemes in a way that avoids inaccuracies when inverting matrix polynomials, but this approach creates new difficulties in choosing and evaluating the contour for larger problems.

But he agrees that there are new difficulties in managing a system where risk is transferred from banks to investors.

The Justice Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other law enforcement agencies have said that the Internet telephone services pose significant new difficulties in monitoring conversations of suspects.

The relationship between the US and Venezuela, which has been tense for more than a decade, has encountered new difficulties in recent weeks.

There are moments of doubt, moments of reprieve, and each evening brings the sense of rescue but also new difficulties in the descent from the rocky "gantry" into talk and other people's homes.