Sentence examples for say the difficulty from inspiring English sources
Many trust chairs and chief executives now say the difficulty in recruiting personnel is as onerous as balancing their books.
And while the truckers, and farmers, have been promised compensation, they say the difficulty of finding new buyers, and possibly losing out in some markets, has been troubling.
Agriculture Department officials say the difficulty in tracking the diseased cow's past demonstrates how much the country needs a national system for tracking animals from birth to slaughter, as there is in New Zealand and some other countries.
Classifiers themselves say the difficulty lies elsewhere.
Lawmakers who have been working on the proposal say the difficulty isn't coming up with their ideas.
The critics say the difficulties of the claims process all but force claimants into the quick-pay system.
Economists say the difficulties in paying off credit card debt would probably not go away till the economy quickens.
The Bush administration as well as many economists and business executives say the difficulties in finding enough workers for various industries is hurting the economy.
Above all, experts say, the difficulties in streamlining ERT are emblematic of the larger difficulties of changing anything in the Greek public sector, a vast web of overlapping and interconnected interest groups, each one dependent on the other for survival.
One disability rights campaigner says: "The difficulty was that the Bubb review was not legally focused".
Ideas were 10 a penny, he said; the difficulty was talking other people into them.
