Sentence examples for of difficulty working from inspiring English sources

The two may have a bit of difficulty working together.

I have a lot of difficulty working up any enthusiasm for yet more banks, but if there is one that will promise to call me by my last name (it can decide on Ms. or Mrs).

"There is certainly a liquidity crisis in the financial system that the normal players themselves are having a little bit of difficulty working out," said Jane L. Caron, chief economic strategist at Dwight Asset Management, a bond firm in Burlington, Vt.

"We need much more training to prepare the police for territories where we still have a lot of difficulty working," Col. Robson Rodrigues, a retired member of the Rio state police, told The New York Times last year.

Examples were given by nursing staff and carers of difficulties working hospital beds and of moving relatives out of chairs, after falls or to change pads.

The findings also showed that 20% of small businesses have difficulty working out how much tax they need to pay.

Her intense devotion to her family and personal understanding of the difficulties working moms face make her one of the best advocates in Congress for families and children.

"Children under the age of 18 generally face difficulties working full-time".

But pressure had begun to wear on the band, and Mr. Coxon and Mr. James spoke openly of the difficulty of working with the manically driven Mr. Albarn.

He said it would be challenging to return to ordinary work as a manager because of the difficulty of working without becoming exhausted.

Whether scientists are shying away because of the inherent difficulty of working with the cells or because they are worried that politically driven restrictions might disrupt their work in midstream is uncertain.