Sentence examples for might be difficulty from inspiring English sources

Like other cross-sectional studies, establishment of temporality in association between exposure and outcome might be difficulty and therefore results need to be interpreted with cautions.

The impairments might include reduced joint movement, pain on movement and muscle weakness; the resulting activities limitations might be difficulty climbing stairs, and/or difficulty getting onto a bus.

Early on in the policy process it was acknowledged that there were potential conflicts between the priorities that were emerging and that there might be difficulty reconciling UK trade interests with sound development policy [ 26, 45].

Many caregivers in Hong Kong were relatively available for intervention during the night-time or at weekends, but on the other hand the social workers who offered the intervention often worked during the daytime and therefore there might be difficulty fixing a mutually convenient intervention time with caregivers.

But if heads did their own thing I can see there might be difficulties for parents with children in different schools.

The agency administrator, Kip Hawley, said the images he showed were released to counter "reports of a classified report that indicated there might be difficulties" in spotting explosives in shoes.

There might be difficulties to overcome at the outset, but Celtic call upon greater resources and strength in depth.

At twopence apiece this would be expensive, and there might be difficulties afterwards if the cloak room sorting arrangements were not perfect".

A possible explanation might be difficulties to address hazardous alcohol use at the same time when patients' other lifestyle issues are discussed.

However, there might be a difficulty.

Mr. Lyons said Gap might be having difficulty keeping top merchandising talent because the jobs were not as creative as they used to be.