Sentence examples for some difficulty in from inspiring English sources

'Mary has some difficulty in recognising what's happened.

Sotheby's probably experienced some difficulty in putting together its sale.

There is some difficulty in adapting our learning from our old way of life.

There is some difficulty in defining exactly what constitutes an EMBA.

The Medicare provisions are not in the House bill and could lead to some difficulty in conference.

A university report read: "Horst Sonntag is very capable, but he has some difficulty in abandoning his utopian democratic ideals".

What with all the trouble in Europe, there had been some difficulty in getting some things through.

He also ran into some difficulty in the bottom of the fifth, but escaped with only minimal damage.

One hilarious British intelligence report describes how Granville's "attractiveness appeared to be causing some difficulty in Budapest".

The pain is described as "crushing," "compressing," and "like a vise" and is often associated with some difficulty in breathing.

But Mr Kerry, who was educated in a Swiss private school, has some difficulty in connecting with ordinary voters.