Sentence examples for not many difficulties from inspiring English sources

Although economic integration occurred before political unification, it would not have been possible had not many difficulties been swept away by irresistible pressure from Prussia with its military victories.

Because of his South African roots and the decision for Trott to only be on tour for one three-day warm-up match and two first-class four-day games against South Africa A, this trip should not hold many difficulties for him.

"We haven't had many difficulties this morning," Supt Roe added.

"There weren't too many difficulties with the whole love triangle thing.

Before my son was born, I didn't face many difficulties; however, starting a family did change things.

A simple personal site doesn't present many difficulties, however, if you would like to create something more refined, like establish an online store - that would demand more knowledge and efforts.

Extracting the gas from a localised area of hydrates does not present too many difficulties, but preventing the breakdown of hydrates and subsequent release of methane in surrounding structures is more difficult.

In conclusion, the first stages of the translation process did not result in many difficulties.

"I don't know how many difficulties you want to create for your companies to stay in the country".

"We didn't see too many difficulties in trying to implement this model," he said.

The choice of a site for the exhibition presented many difficulties, not the least of which was the shortage of time.