Sentence examples for of difficulties of from inspiring English sources

"It's a microcosm of some of difficulties of trade in the new world economy".

Ms Hutchings left the count without commenting but neighbouring George Hollingbery blamed the result of difficulties of the economy.

One of the most difficult tasks in the world is to translate a novel to the stage, because of difficulties of locale and changing scene.

Most travelled to bypass legal restrictions, but 34% of those from the UK said they went abroad because of difficulties of access to treatment.

They also derive a greater portion of their revenue from domestic customers, including larger businesses that may squeeze them to get out of difficulties of their own.

But Menon said: "An irritating aspect of the current debate is the tendency of Brexiters to accuse those who warn of difficulties of 'talking Britain down'.

The level of difficulty of all three films is extraordinary.

Only a fraction of its area is exploited for timber because of difficulty of access.

The perfect level of difficulty, of course, differs from person to person.

It is, however, the degree of difficulty of the run-in that Strachan finds appealing.

Trampoline athletes are judged on aesthetics and execution, and degree of difficulty of their routines.