Sentence examples for potential difficulty for from inspiring English sources

He has now retreated.This adds up to a big potential difficulty for Mr Obama in the election.

The potential difficulty for NBC regarding Hillary Clinton became clear early in the primary season, during MSNBC's coverage of the New Hampshire primary.

One potential difficulty for the fledgling network is its relationship with the networks -- CBS, Fox, ABC and ESPN -- that pay the league $2.2 billion a year.

The other potential difficulty for students in connecting their loans to federal support for banks is that to get access to the discount window, banks are subject to a wide-ranging regulatory and supervisory regime.

One potential difficulty for job seekers is that most companies report very little turnover of staff.

An added potential difficulty for Mr Hoeness, our correspondent reports, is that the judge in the case, Rupert Heindl, has been dubbed "judge merciless" in the German press, after jailing a pensioner in his 70s.

Mr. Bloomberg, sensing potential difficulties for Mr. Green, moved last night to try to undercut his support among Mr. Ferrer's voters.

He also knows a little bit about the potential difficulties for recent college grads, the difficulties of being in your early 20s in 2012.

The extent of the potential difficulties for councils and other bodies began to emerge yesterday as more and more said they had invested money in Iceland's high-yielding savers' accounts.

The infighting foreshadowed potential difficulties for Republicans in holding their troops together for clashes with the White House and the Democratically controlled Senate as well as their ability to corral reluctant Republicans to vote to increase the federal debt limit.

Even in deep-blue California, where Obama wins hypothetical general election match ups against the Republican candidates by margins approaching voice vote, this is an issue that points to potential difficulties for the president's re-election campaign.