Sentence examples for of some difficulties from inspiring English sources

And if we stick with it, if we don't flinch in the face of some difficulties, then I feel absolutely convinced that we are going to get this economy back on track".

Mr. Harris said he had been aware of "some difficulties in the relationship" between his son and Clara, but suggested that he saw no serious impediments to a future together.

He speaks fondly of his parents and his childhood (his mother taught science and was later a primary school teacher; his father taught business studies and economics), but there's a suggestion of some difficulties.

Because of some difficulties, the comparison between the numerical and analytical results could not be carried out directly.

However, we are not able to prove or disprove this conjecture because of some difficulties arising in this case.

However, we are aware of some difficulties related to natural environmental conditions which could influence the behavior and fate of S NPs.

Its proper interpretation has been a matter of some difficulty from the time of his death in 1274.

"This is likely to be a source of some difficulty by 2015, when, as we expect, visitor numbers increase in the wake of the 800th anniversary".

"Things seem to be getting an awful lot better, but I have been reading of some difficulty in the papers lately," added Dawson.

In his 1908 memoir, Barrington wrote of some difficulty in getting along with his co-star, Ilka Pálmay, who was cast in the role of Julia.

Weakness was defined as a response of "some difficulty," "much difficulty," or "unable to do" when asked how difficult they find it to lift 10 pounds.