Sentence examples for ordinary difficulties from inspiring English sources

The late Canadian novelist specialised in lonely misfits and the ordinary difficulties of human relationships.

Unfortunately, such regions are small, and one also has to deal with the ordinary difficulties of non-convex optimization.

Although such uncertainties have much to do with poor prospects for improvement in home countries, they are also affected by the "ordinary" difficulties of low-skilled immigrant life at the margins of the receiving society, even when they are employed in domestic work.

The fact that responsible criticism from such high-profile individuals is not tolerated in the Islamic Republic of Iran indicates the difficulty ordinary citizens face in voicing their criticism of the political process in Iran.

And while it might be true, at the individual level, that ordinary citizens have difficulty appreciating the impacts of rampant consumption when, as Mr. Gore writes, "virtually every Pavlovian trigger discovered in the human brain is now pulled by advertisers," it seems unlikely that most people are closeted climate crusaders in want of the right message.

But it does give an idea of the extreme difficulty ordinary civilians have in the region.

Whether it is for lack of significant access (by The A.P).  or lack of desire (K.C.N.A ., not one of the images shows difficulties facing ordinary people.

Rojan's case represents the difficulties that ordinary people face in such a situation, especially those in need of consular assistance.

Bouazizi's treatment by officials quickly became a focal point for public anger, and his struggles with underemployment and corruption came to be seen as emblematic of the economic and societal difficulties facing ordinary Tunisians, especially young people.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon indicated Sunday that Israel might alter the route of its separation barrier in the West Bank, and acknowledged that the barrier had caused difficulties for ordinary Palestinians.

My second hope is that the Bush administration will begin to apply the kind of focus, energy and resources that it used in Iraq to the economic difficulties of ordinary working families here in America.