Sentence examples for opened difficulties from inspiring English sources

A number of practical issues arise when using rFVIIa in acute management of hemorrhage, such as wastage of product once vials are opened, difficulties and/or unavailability of blood bank supplies, and inability to optimize all acute patients to achieve an ideal coagulation profile before administration of rFVIIa.

One night she was left home, and as we entered the apartment, the front door opened with difficulty.

While Walsh is understandably guarded in discussing his family life, a small window into its difficulties opened up this summer, when Revé filed for divorce.

"The sense right now is that one politician's whims can very easily close arms that have been opened with great difficulty".

In order to help Kellen focus her energy toward healing rather than worrying about her financial difficulties, we opened a plumfund.

He opened up about the difficulties he faced during a 2007 episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show," telling the talk show host what it was like growing up with this secret in an ancient royal family and a country that condemned homosexuality.

The war had opened a period of difficulty for the scientific community, but in the late 1920s German science began to recover its prestige.

In an interview with Vulture, the actor opened up about the difficulty of working with the kids of the Newport Beach.

Patients with hand disorders frequently experience difficulties opening peelable packaging.

Such problems may e.g. involve difficulties opening containers, swallowing large tablets, breaking tablets by hand, or correctly understanding the user instruction.

His first wife Martha Kane recalled that her husband often had difficulties opening up to her.