Sentence examples for more difficulty winning from inspiring English sources

Some patients might have more difficulty winning damages in court for injuries caused by violations of the federal standards.

Mark Zuehlke notes that "the Canadians ended the day ahead of either the US or British divisions despite the facts that they landed last and that only the Americans at Omaha faced more difficulty winning a toehold on the sand", suggesting that the calibre of the training the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division had received beforehand explains their success.

Apart from two matches that were washed out after Australia had secured first innings leads of more than 200, Bradman's men had little difficulty, winning the remaining five fixtures by an innings.

That has resulted in far more electricity being shipped much greater distances and in difficulty winning consensus to build new lines.

Computer Associates had difficulty winning clients for Unicenter.

Although Democrats now have great difficulty winning in rural Oregon, Republicans have trouble winning statewide.

But they had much more difficulty resolving the smaller matter of who would win this tournament.

But Mr. Romney's campaign over the last week suggests that he may have more difficulty making the argument that he is a defender of the middle class if he wins the nomination.

The men have more difficulty.

Younger people have more difficulty.

Some had more difficulty recognizing one another.