But we've received threats from his political family -- not threats to close the program but that the program may have some 'difficulties.' And this Russian phrase, 'to have difficulties,' can mean many things".
The phrase "have no difficulties" was mentioned 17 times by discussants.
The findings suggest that a large portion of the errors can be ascribed to both crosslinguistic differences in the use of perfective verb phrases and intralingual difficulties in differentiating the temporal references of certain verb forms.
"Reality hunger" is an unwittingly apt phrase, because among the difficulties of this kind of storytelling is that one can never get enough reality into it.
This is a region that, to echo Churchill's phrase, sees opportunities in every difficulty rather than difficulties in every opportunity.This special report will conclude by asking what all this means for the rich world and for the balance of economic power.
Government statisticians were keen, but they were stymied by the difficulties of phrasing a question that would neither offend people nor leave them in the dark about what was being asked.
For example, in [10], features such as moderate word finding difficulty, reduced phrase length, and reduced comprehension are manually tagged by humans and shown to contain information complementary to standardized tests.
However, Kai's responses in line 11 explained that his misconception was not a result of difficulties with phrases, but a misunderstanding of the rhetorical structure of the zhuan feature.
In one of his many stumbles and omissions of words or phrases apparently because of difficulties Reagan had reading from a teleprompter, the president dropped the second clause of that sentence when he delivered the speech at the Rivergate Convention Center here.
Parkinson's disease has left Mr. Lindsay in a wheelchair most of the time, and it has reduced his speech to short, often indistinct phrases uttered with difficulty, Mrs. Lindsay says.
