Sentence examples for like the difficulties from inspiring English sources

But Exxon is unlikely to face anything like the difficulties that scotched BP's deal.

Neither Collins nor Alderson made any mention of potential distractions, like the difficulties plaguing the Mets' owners.

"We face some difficulties, just like the difficulties faced by the Americans and the alliance," he said.

But then the police would consider you an 'accessory.' " American Greetings found that men still gravitated to the jabs or gag-type humor in cards, but that women wanted funny takes on things like the difficulties of balancing work and family.

You even get a new name: a King's moniker, which makes you feel like the difficulties of your old life no longer matter.

Some have a particular importance in OA, like the difficulties in discriminating between cases and controls, the variability in phenotype definitions and the relatively small size of genome wide association studies (GWAS) in which OA has been studied in comparison with other diseases [ 3, 8].

"We like the difficulty of that," says Scheufele with a satisfied smile.

Dorsey says that he liked the difficulty of the effort.

The novel revels in the immediacy of oral history even as it points out, "Rashomon -like, the difficulty of establishing a single, unified stoRashomon -likeand accounthe

Based on the data presented by Thees and colleagues, I would like highlight some of the difficulties that make clinical research on SAD such a challenge.

We would like to stress that the difficulties we encountered in terms of staff training and execution of correct measurements are independent of the contextual setting.