Sentence examples for long difficulties from inspiring English sources
He testified that General Hartmann referred to the long difficulties the Pentagon had had in operating the military commissions and said, "If we don't get some cases going before the election, this thing's going to implode".
Writing of her grandmother in 1944, Porter noted, "The long difficulties of her life she regarded as temporary, an unnatural interruption to her normal fate, which required simply a firmness, a good deal of will power and energy and the proper aims to re-establish finally once more".
The 85-year-old Pontiff, the first to voluntarily resign since 1294 AD, cited health concerns as well a long, difficulty journey to atheism as reasons behind his decision, using an all-Latin press conference at Vatican City to catalogue the doubts that had plagued him since assuming the Papacy in 2005.
Long distances, difficulty with travel, and difficulties with the re-identification of sample persons make reporting of centralized testing very difficult.
Lucretia's stain had long created difficulties for the Christian tradition.
Most however, have long term difficulties with speech or movement and the worst affected die.
Mr Brown promised £150m of rapidly delivered agricultural compensation for farming and industries which "today face long standing difficulties".
Several possible routes to sympathy are demonstrated, and none are blocked (for long) by difficulties like ingrained homophobia or pesky matters of race and class.
While attention is given to recruiting students into training places, there has at this time been no announcement regarding strategies to address the long term difficulties of retaining staff in the prior to school sector.
It is a curious mix of prominent Western nations and nations with which the U.S. has long has difficulties.
And as long as difficulties in identifying and attributing responsibility for cyberattacks persist, that reality is likely to undercut deterrence and encourage aggression in cyberspace.
