Sentence examples similar to petty difficulty from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, as well, difficulties arise from petty friction between the bureaucratic level and the ministerial level.
Petty, who was several laps down after experiencing tires difficulties, began drafting with Parsons and the duo started closing on Pearson.
Rather, it focuses on the petty indignities and absurdities of life under occupation, especially the transportation difficulties posed by Israeli security checkpoints and border closings.
The coming economic difficulties may help, both by forcing politicians to rise above petty politics to pay attention to serious issues like health reform and by limiting the menu of options they have for pursuing such reform.
Besides petty crime, those who make extended visits to the country face other difficulties.
"There were growing and increasing personal difficulties between Dunlap and the other senior members of Nitec's management," Mr. Petty said in papers filed in court.
Specifically, the film deals with the insurmountable difficulties facing mentally ill inmates once they are set free, often with little more than petty cash, a ticket out of town and two weeks' worth of medication.
She too could earn some points for degree of difficulty, since "In Darkness," about Polish Jews who were hidden away in sewers during World War II by a petty thief, was indeed shot in sepulchral dimness, quite a technical feat.
