Sentence examples for its difficulties are from inspiring English sources
And, as the EU faces nationalist challenges, it is ironic that its difficulties are exacerbated by the growing weaknesses of national welfare states run on the bases of market logics.
Some background: Wisconsin is indeed facing a budget crunch, although its difficulties are less severe than those facing many other states.
In the decade or so that Airbus has been a serious competitor to Boeing, this is its first really bad patch, and its difficulties are due mainly to making one bad bet while Boeing made one good one.
The Shanghai-Hangzhou Maglev was reported "shelved" in 2007, too, so its difficulties are not new; compounding them, there is now a separate high-speed (though slightly slower) connection between the two cities.
Its difficulties are many: the loquacious storyteller's voice at times becomes so irritating that one longs for the sick man to rise from his bed simply to make him stop talking; a strong gust of hot air blows about some truly ghastly phrases ("A woman only dies if her man stops loving her"); and the later pages (even a book without an ending must come to an end) lack energy.
Among its difficulties are the following: (a) What, exactly, are the elementary truthbearers?
It was a tricky proposition, and its difficulties were made clear last year in the publication of Go Set a Watchman, an earlier version of To Kill a Mockingbird set during the fight over desegregation in the 1950s.
Lucent said some of its difficulties were related to problems at small local telephone companies, which are buying less equipment.
Its difficulties were underscored last month when Forbes ranked Maine 50th in its annual list of business-friendly states.
The company, the Glove Corporation, hinted in its announcement to its workers that its difficulties were a direct result of the troubled contract with New York.
Some of its difficulties were inevitable: dependent on raw materials for much of its export earnings, it was whacked by the collapse in commodity prices.
