Sentence examples for sets of difficulties from inspiring English sources

For those people whose depression at midlife is real, however, the midlife crisis notion creates different sets of difficulties.

AT first, though, that had its own set of difficulties.

But victory brings its own set of difficulties.

Working with a brash, over-confident Mr Bush created one set of difficulties for Britain.

Reporting from rural India comes with its unique set of difficulties.

Andersen Consulting will face its own set of difficulties, even if analysts said they were less intimidating.

It was difficult, but art had always been difficult, and having a new set of difficulties was no bad thing".

But regardless of Wall Street's travails, a broader set of difficulties has been taking money out of the economy, putting the squeeze on American households and businesses.

But getting networks to talk to one another – internetworking – posed a whole new set of difficulties, because the networks spoke alien and incompatible dialects.

"Naturally, when people from two different cultures marry, you expect some set of difficulties," said Muhammad Anwar, who teaches ethnic relations at Warwick University.

Weighing the individuals' interests against those of others is arguably much trickier for suicide than, say, for freedom of speech.Assisted suicide introduces a new set of difficulties.