Sentence examples similar to ongoing difficulties beset from inspiring English sources

It is easy to conceive what difficulties beset and what circumstances had to be considered in legislating upon such claims.

Production difficulties beset the series almost from the beginning.

Yet the difficulties besetting "Young Frankenstein" began well before the recent market downturn.

As Thomas Barfield shows, the history of previous efforts to build governments in Afghanistan does much to explain the difficulties besetting this newest experiment.

Yet emerging market assets may not seem like bargains to anyone familiar with the currency collapses and economic difficulties besetting countries like Turkey and Argentina.

An ongoing difficulty is the flow of illegal immigrants from Albania.

Later, at a press conference, he acknowledged the O.P.C.W.'s ongoing difficulty with enforcing the convention in Syria.

Ann Coulter, for example, was recently asked in a public forum what she thought of the financial difficulties besetting mainstream newspapers.

Of all the difficulties that now beset him, the economic and fiscal ones may prove the least surmountable.

And the shortfall in pledges is symptomatic of other difficulties that have beset the clean-up effort.

At the end of his life, Boveri was finally able to explain the technical difficulties that had beset the original experiment.