McQuaid's greatest struggle, and perhaps a telling indictment of his tenure, has been his difficulty in simply getting onto the ballot.
One of K.C.'s chief preimplant complaints was his difficulty in picking up the signals from the right ear.
"Whatever may have been his difficulties with the council, the focus of his responsibility had to be to comply with the order he consented to and which was made by this court some time ago".
"The Ghost in the Machine" (1968) argued that man's difficulty is his proneness to delusion.
Indeed, Darwin held similar ideas when he lamented that the altruistic and sterile workers of eusocial insects were his "one special difficulty" (Darwin [1859]).
The real source of Evan's writing difficulty was his loose paragraph organization, not his awareness of the construction of the Qi-cheng-zhuan-he method.
As Mr. Soros was describing his difficulties last week, Mr. Robertson was preparing to take his family snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
Often, the culprit at the root of Starks's difficulties has been his tendency to shoot at first light.
"He's had his difficulties, his ups and downs through injuries, and he's fought back very well.
Rushdie was describing his difficulties in remembering and conjuring up his homeland after moving to London and writing his magnum opus, "Midnight's Children".
