Sentence examples for puts difficulties from inspiring English sources

The loss of continuity puts difficulties in the way to get the stabilization theorem.

The eurozone crisis has put difficulties of solidarity between states worried about protecting their interests, in the spotlight.

Black's 7... Qb6 aims to drive the d4 knight back to put difficulties in the way of White's accelerating an attack.

During 1989 it was a different situation completely, but Lyle, along with Bernhard Langer – who had been suffering putting difficulties once more – were nailed on certainties for two of Jacklin's three picks.

If he wants, he can put his difficulties with the Mets behind him and move on.

But perhaps all the challenges you've faced recently have put your difficulties with him into a different perspective?

A Business Department spokesman said: "The Secretary of State requested the meeting to put the difficulties felt by the steel industry both at home in the UK and across the continent high up on the European agenda".

On this view, Plato's intention was simply to put forward difficulties for the theory of forms that he himself did not, at least at the time he wrote the dialogue, see a way to resolve.

As William Shakespeare (1564 1616) later put the difficulty: "What's in a name?

Asked to put the difficulty of winning the Triple Crown in perspective, he said, "Each race is like climbing Mount Everest".

If we qualify it will mean we have put that difficulty behind us, that we are still alive and we can go on with our football".