Sentence examples for nationwide difficulty from inspiring English sources

The nationwide difficulty in attracting more police officers is widely attributed to competition from more lucrative professions and the damaged image of the police because of everything from the corruption scandal in Los Angeles to the shooting death of Amadou Diallo in New York.

Consequently, responsible authorities particularly municipalities and landfill operators nationwide are facing difficulty in dealing with staggering amount of MSW to dispose it in a sustainable way.

When VAT is extended to telecoms perhaps as soon as July Mr Wolfers hopes it will apply nationwide.Despite these difficulties, the VAT reform is beginning to bear fruit.

Realogy could face severe difficulties if the nationwide housing slump drags on.

But those entrants crashed when they lost sight of the cost and difficulty of hooking their nationwide networks up the last mile into a home or office.

Other gay retirement communities — there are about a dozen nationwide, according to SAGE — have faced difficulties.

Her administration has had its difficulties, most notably a nationwide strike that halted farm production in 2008 to protest government grain export tariffs.

This freeze, the first in a series of "extraordinary measures" undertaken by the Treasury to avoid a federal default, could pose difficulties for local governments nationwide, making it more complicated for strapped localities to manage their already weak finances.

Arkansas hasn't executed anyone in 12 years due to legal challenges and difficulty securing the drugs — a nationwide issue as more drug manufacturers have established policies preventing departments of correction from using their products in executions.

Target says that it has had difficulty keeping organic milk on shelves nationwide.

A recent Washington Post article cited difficulties that community colleges are having nationwide.