Sentence examples for short-term difficulties from inspiring English sources

He warned of the short-term difficulties Brexit might create, and helped take decisive action to avoid those dangers.

Ideally, he likes to buy companies when they are out of favor because of what he considers short-term difficulties.

States have cited a lack of adequate housing and educational facilities, as well as short-term difficulties organising charter flights.

Sooner or later we have to abandon the human Ponzi scheme of population growth, whatever the short-term difficulties.

He also stressed the importance of differentiating between insolvent financial institutions and ones just suffering from short-term difficulties.

While the present government is charged with sorting out our short-term difficulties, right-minded citizens are recognising the country's long-term needs.

To do so trades a short-term difficulty for a more serious longer-term one.

Shiv Nadar, chairman of HCL Technologies, says there is no staffing problem at the entry level, but a short-term difficulty at the mid-level.

"I understand there's short-term difficulty," he told workers and local lawmakers in Jacksonville, Fla. "But I want people to understand that in the long term, we're going to be just fine.

"I was too hasty in releasing that information," he conceded, insisting that the "short-term difficulty" and bad press was an appropriate price to be paid for "getting to the truth".

The coalition government's decision to put a cap on housing benefit will, sadly, create short-term difficulty for some families but, ultimately, it will be good for the housing market.