Sentence examples for legitimate difficulties from inspiring English sources

The media is just one entity that focuses on the legitimate difficulties of getting supplies to victims of such horrific disasters.

For instance, if you've been laid off from your employment or have experienced health issues, the circumstances may have caused legitimate difficulties in making your payment by the due date.

Plenty of crazies call the CCRB to report that a cop has planted a radio dish in their head, but sometimes even legitimate victims have difficulty making their cases plain.

ManpowerGroup, a recruitment consultancy, found that 42% of legitimate Mexican firms reported difficulties filling vacancies.

But two groups from South Africa called Mr Mugabe's victory "legitimate" and blamed the difficulties faced by opposition supporters on "administrative oversights".

CNTE teachers in Oaxaca, also known as Section 22, say their protests are legitimate, and reflect the difficulties of working in a state with widespread poverty and isolated indigenous villages.

Difficulties in identifying legitimate targets and concerns about discovery limited their operations.

The Council also admits to difficulties in differentiating legitimate from illegitimate trading and acknowledges that agencies will have a devil of time figuring it all out.

Given the difficulty in acquiring legitimate measures of actual inflation rates in the US economy, there is no way of telling whether these wage increases translate into increased purchasing power.

Funding formulae offer a means to balance geographic disparities, although the process is fraught with the difficulty of differentiating legitimate factors which reflect genuine variation in need from spurious, supplier induced discrepancies in expenditure [ 5].

Anthony Gottlieb's excellent discussion of the difficulties of insuring a legitimate voting system in a democracy missed one major barrier to reform in this country: the principle of "one person, one vote" (A Critic at Large, July 26th).