Sentence examples for profound difficulties from inspiring English sources

But with that liberation came profound difficulties.

But he said his business still faced other profound difficulties.

Among our most profound difficulties is making them work together.

"She is still having profound difficulties singing as a result of the surgery," Mr. Snyder said.

I was faced with a lot of profound difficulties growing up.

Japanese who are captured in Iraq will, despite their good intentions, create profound difficulties for themselves and their families.

I have a profound difficulty coming to terms with revolutionary means.

But at the least, Dr. Courtney said, the findings show that many parents seeking welfare are having "a profound difficulty balancing the demands of work and parenting".

He said: "The two taken together are evidence of a profound difficulty which the BBC has with people who hold my views".

For them -- for ordinary Americans -- the reception they get abroad at this time of profound difficulty should be warmer than ever.

Empirically minded economists note the profound difficulty of applying the theory when the productivity of individual labour in most organizations is unmeasurable and wage structures are internally connected.