Sentence examples for public difficulties from inspiring English sources

Even if the new settlement is approved, it would not end the legal and public difficulties facing Cardinal Law.

In the womenswear division, Alexander McQueen and, more recently, Julien Macdonald have both had very public difficulties with the label after being hired, and both have left.

Though he cited "personal reasons", he happens to face perfectly public difficulties as well, not least rebels within his government who aim to oust him.

One of his public difficulties was that, although he rebutted Mrs. Crawford's allegations, he was forced to admit to having been her mother's lover.

She said she also admired Mrs. Clinton's demeanor during her very public marital difficulties, and how she handled the subject when it was raised in debates.

The emphasis on family illustrates a a distinction between Mr. Lazio's personal life and the public marital difficulties of Mrs. Clinton and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

The combined 1.7 million-Irish pound ($1.85 million) bonuses awarded to Mr. Kane and the chief financial officer, Malcolm Fallen, illustrate the company's public relations difficulties.

But whoever is to blame for The Public's difficulties, West Bromwich surely has Alsop to thank for giving the town something of joy that will hopefully restore the fortunes of all concerned.

The results show that acceptance of evolution is not an issue in such a selected sector of the lay public, although difficulties emerge in the comprehension of some basic principles.

The show was plagued by "public relations" difficulties, which meant it was "tarnished" from the start.

Outbreaks of H5N1, the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), in poultry all over Asia have caused significant economic and public health difficulties [ 1].