Sentence examples for of serious difficulty from inspiring English sources

Mary Beth Wood, the deputy attorney general who wrote the Supreme Court brief, said the court's decision yesterday, while clarifying the standard of "serious difficulty in controlling behavior," was not likely to prompt many new hearings because "as a practical matter, we've been applying the standard all along".

Roger Cohen (NYT ITALYY: PAPAL SYMPATHY -- A day after Italy confirmed its first case of mad cow disease since 1994, John Paul II said he felt close to "honest" cattle farmers caught up in what he called a "time of serious difficulty".

Wear is one of serious difficulties which prevents from achieving desires.

I think that there are a number of serious difficulties that need to be overcome.

In an admission of serious difficulties, AutoNation Inc. announced today that it was closing most of its used car superstores immediately and laying off their 1,800 employees, while taking a one-time charge against fourth-quarter earnings of $430 million to $490 million.

The F.D.A. said such drugs must carry warning labels explaining that the material has the potential to spread from the injection site to distant parts of the body — with the risk of serious difficulties, like problems with swallowing or breathing.

On the other hand, the Murty-Loomis tsunami magnitude, which is directly based on the total tsunami energy, E, at the source, provides a wider magnitude range but is not easily applicable at the moment because of serious difficulties involved in the calculation of energy E.

The research, undertaken by Creative and Cultural Skills, maintains that employers are already complaining of "serious difficulties in recruiting qualified and experienced professionals" and that with the impending retirement of over 20,000 technicians, coupled with the predicted boom in the industry, the problem is only going to get worse.

As their arguments proceed, it turns out that the husband had not only helped the sisters out of serious difficulties but had also grown increasingly despondent over his abuse of his wife and had committed a suicide so bizarre that it would never have been recognized as one if he had not told the neighbor what he meant to do.

Despite these improvements in techniques of assessment, a number of serious difficulties remain in using them for perspective analysis.

One gets the clear impression that Kelsen was aware of a serious difficulty in his position.