At the end of 2003, there were only 2,500 in the same difficulties, with mortgages worth £168.8m.
Even if the entire debt was "forgiven", Greece would still find itself in the same difficulties as it does now, for as long as the nation consumes, and imports, more than it produces; in other words fails to pay its way in the world.
Vincent Desportes, a retired French general and former director of the French École de Guerre, said that "the United States and France are truly in the same boat, in the same difficulty, and this difficulty is that of the credibility and place of the West in the world".
See articleOnly four weeks into the job, the new government in Bulgaria faced the same difficulties as the old one, with large protests held daily in Sofia and other cities.
In this case, the same difficulties that the latter face also carry over to Balaguer's account (Colyvan 2010; Azzouni 2011).
This is understandable because quantifying heritability in natural fish populations can be challenging (e.g. Kuparinen and Merilä 2007; Heino et al. 2008), though successful examples do exist (Smoker et al. 1994; Hard et al. 1999; DiBattista et al. in press), and the same difficulties has also been considered to apply for quantifying selection (Heino and Godø 2002; Haugen and Vøllestad 2001).
While there's no danger of frostbite in the office, managers face the same difficulties in balancing daily work with the necessity of strategic planning.
As in Tora Bora, where Afghans showed little interest in searching for Osama bin Laden and other Al Qaeda members, Americans might face the same difficulties in Baghran in their pursuit of Mullah Omar.
A large French study, which was performed in 33 hospitals during 2008 to 2011 showed the same difficulties in obtaining good guideline adherence for VKA reversal in patients with severe hemorrhage [ 24].
Prosecutors have encountered the same difficulties in obtaining documents in other high-profile cases involving Russia, including suspicions that Swiss companies bribed the family of the former president, Boris N. Yeltsin, for contracts involving elaborate renovations of the Kremlin.
For some teachers it meant teaching pronunciation differently from how they did it in the past (incidentally correcting individual students on the spot versus teaching pronunciation in a structured way, reaching more students with the same difficulties in a classroom setting).
