Sentence examples for marred by difficulties from inspiring English sources

The latter has been marred by difficulties, however.

Attempts by Phips to coordinate defenses with neighboring provinces were marred by difficulties often emanating from his rough personality and temper (relations with the neighbors improved after his departure).

The shoot was marred by difficulties: rain delayed redressing the alley from the hanzi banners and posters to the Bad Wolf versions; and several extras left at lunchtime because of a misunderstanding over their payment.

The new judges announcement, held at the Forum in Los Angeles, was marred by technical difficulties that blocked online viewers from hearing most of the event.

Adele "cried pretty much all day" after her 2016 Grammys performance was marred by technical difficulties, the artist told Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

In Stuart: A Life Backwards, Masters tells us Stuart Shorter's life story in reverse, from homelessness and time in numerous English prisons, back through a childhood marred by learning difficulties and abuse.

Khorsandi's own school days at a London comprehensive were marred by learning difficulties that were not picked up: dyslexia that was recognised only at university (the first essay she submitted came back with a single comment: "Are you dyslexic?") and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which was diagnosed last year, after a spell of therapy.

Marred by technical difficulties, this wasn't the best broadcast ever, but it was definitely not the worst.

Nerva's brief reign was marred by financial difficulties and his inability to assert his authority over the Roman army.

As festival attendees and live streamers at home remember, the band's first-weekend performance was marred by technical difficulties including the sound cutting out and ear-splitting feedback.

However, the game was still marred by technical difficulties, so Bob Fitch completely redesigned the Warcraft II engine within two months to ensure that many of the features desired by the designers, such as the abilities for units to burrow and cloak, could be implemented.