Sentence examples for repeated difficulties from inspiring English sources

The central government in Beijing has had repeated difficulties in forcing provincial governments to pursue recent efficiency programs.

That concession — one of many on other fronts — underscores the repeated difficulties the government has faced in drafting its austerity budget.

The decision has been taken due to the repeated difficulties the club has encountered with the BBC this season.

It speaks to the inherent openness of the Internet that so many mirrors have popped up in the last few days following the site's repeated difficulties in staying online.

Rangers FC has withdrawn "all co-operation" with the BBC over what it said were "repeated difficulties" with the broadcaster this season.

Many people involved with the program reported repeated difficulties involving the agencies, finding the process punitive.

The men have had repeated difficulty sharing the spotlight.

It could be argued that Donald Trump has repeated difficulty in naming his friends to back up his statements.

Teachers may fail to consider an underlying disability as a reason for repeated academic difficulties.

Cecil broke off relations with the station, he said, because of repeated technical difficulties producing the show -- and because he feels it's time to start winding down the show he's produced, each week, for more than 50 years.

Among the reported auditory complaints, we highlight the hearing difficulty in the presence of background noise, often requiring the information to be repeated, and difficulty understanding oral instructions.