Sentence examples for serious difficulties in from inspiring English sources

"I have serious difficulties in seeing him staying on," she said.

On Oct. 4, Pope John Paul II said the acceptance by many Anglicans of openly gay clergy members poses "new and serious difficulties" in relations.

"We are an NGO, we are independent of the government but due to sanctions we had serious difficulties in obtaining camera traps, for example.

"The court recognized that it was demonstrated that the prevention of counterfeiting on the eBay platform encountered serious difficulties in the area of perfumes and cosmetics," L'Oréal said.

As frequently happens in rapidly developing metropolitan areas, Rio faces serious difficulties in providing urban services and facilities, especially in the fast-growing suburban areas.

This has led him into serious difficulties in his homeland, including a period of detention, the removal of his passport and the demolition of his Shanghai studio by the authorities.

Mr Hodder's actions The inquiry heard that drivers had experienced "persistent and serious difficulty" in seeing signals between Paddington and Ladbroke Grove, and that signal SN109, described by one expert witness as "a black spot", had been passed at red on eight occasions since August 1993.

An overweight child will have serious difficulty in keeping his weight within normal levels as an adult.

Aortic-arch and heart-valve atresias cause serious difficulty in early life but can sometimes be repaired by surgery.

In a unanimous decision, the court said that the state was constitutionally required only to show that an offender had "serious difficulty in controlling behavior," the same wording used by the United States Supreme Court in an almost identical case in January.

The housing bill has its second reading in the Commons on Monday but is expected to run into the most serious difficulty in the upper house, where peers last week demonstrated their willingness to defeat ministers over tax credits.