Sentence examples for in severe difficulties from inspiring English sources

I think they are in severe difficulties".

Indeed, as noted above, when first approached he did not wish to have any truck "with an economy in severe difficulties" – namely the UK.

"We were concerned that if we didn't do anything about it sooner, we would be in severe difficulties in the future," Mary Ann Swain, the provost and vice president for academic affairs, said.

He "told UK officials he did not want the strings attached to the job: a central bank with an economy in severe difficulties, a salary much lower than he liked, the need to move his wife and four daughters to Britain, and the prospect of serving an eight-year term".

The governing party, the HDZ, was mired in corruption and the economy was in severe difficulties.

By 22 30, the Droits de l'Homme was in severe difficulties, with heavy casualties among her crew and passengers and the loss of her mizzenmast to British fire.

And we know too that the public finances remain in severe difficulty.

Projects with high development risks and that fail to achieve completion are likely to run into severe difficulties in servicing debt.

These results are consistent with the most influential psychodynamic perspectives [ 7, 9, 10, 12] in suggesting that severe difficulties in interpersonal functioning induce the development of undue suspiciousness, ideas of references and other symptoms of non-delusional paranoia in BPD patients.

These were specified for the intensity of dyspnea in scores as 0 = no difficulties in breathing, 1 = minor difficulties in breathing, 2 = moderate difficulties in breathing, 3 = severe difficulties in breathing and 4 = unbearable difficulties in breathing.

Two qualitative studies showed that both medical doctors and pharmacists educated in CAM modalities had severe difficulties in practising CAM inside the health care system and had therefore chosen to work in private clinics [ 11, 12].