Sentence examples for labour difficulties from inspiring English sources

Miliband said he was "deeply sorry" about what had happened, calling the outcome "difficult and disappointing". Those Labour difficulties will not disappear quickly.

The decline in traffic occurred partly because of problems encountered in dredging silt from the river and partly because of labour difficulties.

Before the labour difficulties, which began in December, the port was a rare success in a region where usually the only group to thrive is the 'Ndrangheta, the region's Mafia.

Labour difficulties, late delivery of equipment, additional requirements for Australian operations, and the prioritisation of merchant shipping over naval construction delayed the completion of Majestic.

That will continue to cause Labour difficulty at a local level for years to come but it rarely carries through to a drop in parliamentary support.

This is not to underestimate Labour's difficulties.

Ms Abbott predicted that in 12 months' time the focus would be on Mr Osborne, rather than Labour's difficulties.

But no one should be under any illusion that a new leader will end Labour's difficulties.

The development is embarrassing for the Conservatives, who saw the letter as a way of exposing Labour's difficulties in attracting the support of big business.

"The damage to the country will be huge if we end up with an unrestrained 'Brexit at any cost' majority," he wrote, claiming May was trying to take advantage of Labour's difficulties.

But it tells a story about the mammoth scale of Labour's difficulties and the luminescent inadequacy of the candidates to resolve them that you prefer to seek refuge in outlandish fantasy politics than linger for long on their claims.