Sentence examples for serious difficulty for from inspiring English sources
From our perspective it would be a serious difficulty for Northern Ireland.
"It's not likely that Enron's problems will cause serious difficulty for any other sizable counterparty," said Mark C. Brickell, a veteran swaps-market executive and the chief executive of Blackbird, a technology firm that operates an electronic swaps-trading system.
The index provides a reliable absolute measure of reduction under experimental conditions, and does so irrespective of blank cross-section, suggesting that the "flat-flake" problem is not necessarily a serious difficulty for the index.
If they cannot then phenomena of attention create a serious difficulty for any fully general attempts to explain the character of conscious experience by reference to the contents represented in it (Chalmers, 2004), although such explanations might still be viable in circumscribed domains (Speaks, 2010).
The disclosures also portend serious difficulties for the Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, and NSA chief, Keith Alexander.
David Gleave, an aviation expert, said that the Germanwings crash would cause serious difficulties for the industry.
If that does happen, markets will become impatient and there could well be serious difficulties for the pound and for interest rates.
Other economists – including this one – have argued that the large differences in productivity among the member economies present serious difficulties for a monetary union.
Changes in regulation that could present serious difficulties for the way charities are run and raise funds How can a charity future-proof its staff?
Cuts to capital spend for universities indicated in latest spending review will create serious difficulties for UK universities despite the additional research council capital investment announced in the Chancellor's Autumn Statement.
A growing reluctance among EU nurses to come to work in the NHS could pose serious difficulties for hospitals, some of which get as many as 20% of their nurses from the European Economic Area.
