Sentence examples for lingering difficulty from inspiring English sources

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There are still many hurdles for the industry to clear, including the insider trading investigation, lingering difficulty in raising money, and the liquidity demands from investors still fuming over lockups in 2008 that denied them access to their cash.

A few others grumble about lack of consultation with his Chicago-based campaign, and his lingering difficulty in fashioning economic arguments that can garner the working-class support needed to win Midwestern battlegrounds.

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The head coach has denied that he was the "high ranking person" who called Jessica Ennis fat and has spoken to her to smooth out any lingering difficulties.

On Saturday the Taper will reopen with a revival of John Guare's "House of Blue Leaves" after a yearlong, $30 million renovation that Mr. Ritchie predicts will solve those lingering difficulties.

There was barely a negative report about the race, despite some lingering difficulties and local color, such as cows herded down roads outside the circuit and journalists and Formula One personnel occasionally having to use motorized rickshaws.

The shift, officials said, may be necessary because of the lingering difficulties in rebuilding the country and establishing law and order in a nation still wracked by banditry, warlords and renegade Taliban fighters.

During the meeting Mr. Barroso is expected to show that the commission is willing to be flexible, by proposing that a number of states be given more time to meet their budgetary targets because of the lingering difficulties in the European economy.

In early December, McCain released some 1,500 pages of his medical and psychiatric records, which showed several psychiatric evaluations over a number of years following his POW release that indicated no signs of lingering mental or emotional difficulty from that period.

One reason for this lingering ambiguity is the difficulty experienced by observers in precisely identifying the target of these animals' gazes in the context of natural or semi-natural habitats (e.g., [11]).

Although our set of chosen covariates excludes proximate determinants in order to minimize endogeneity problems, and is consistent with variables used in previous literature [ 2, 11, 13], there is still potential for lingering endogeneity leading to difficulties in parameter interpretation.

And for some elderly gay people, lingering invisibility adds to their difficulties.

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