Sentence examples for said difficulty from inspiring English sources

She said difficulty finding child care and pains from her pregnancy prompted her to take a break from work.

I said, 'Difficulty breathing; she has asthma.' " Mr. Green and Ms. Jackson said there was no sense of urgency at any time inside the store.

He said difficulty in organising new planting to replace lost seedlings was likely to mean salad supply problems would emerge again in February and March when those crops should be harvested.

The research said difficulty in arranging childcare and the impact of working even more anti-social shifts on doctors' relationships with their partners and children were the key reasons for the widespread disillusionment it uncovered.

Still, she said, difficulties persist.

For most people, Dr. Yehuda said, difficulties subside over time.

But several analysts said difficulties with other suppliers had already slowed the flight tests.

JOEL FISHER, the Garden's senior vice president for sports properties, said difficulties in scheduling, not St.

Symptoms may include loss of memory, difficulty in finding the right word or understanding what people are saying, difficulty in performing previously routine tasks, personality, and mood changes [ 1].

Officials and proponents of the cleanup say difficulties are inevitable given the monumental scale of the problems.

Writer says difficulties in arriving at an energy policy signal some of the difficulties for a dem. in dealing with the politics of resource constraint.