Sentence examples for some difficulty to from inspiring English sources

A woman climbing with him hiked out on Wednesday, after some difficulty, to alert rangers.

After discovering the tapes he took them to a friend, who managed, with some difficulty, to operate the recorder and transfer the sound to a digital file.

During the last session an American theologian managed, with some difficulty, to take the floor and spoke on behalf of us all.

The Arizona State Parks system, which owns the land, is trying, with some difficulty, to balance the interests of visitors with those of preservationists.

The quasi-photographic likeness managed, albeit with some difficulty, to sell for £6.98 million, the second highest price paid that evening.

For Mr. Bibb, 54, who has tried with some difficulty to build a new career as a defense lawyer since he quit the district attorney's office in 2006 after handling the Palladium case, the agency's decision offers some vindication.

An intelligence asset in Germany who had access to sensitive documents had presented some difficulties to his handlers, and so was nominated for a test.

"We had quite some difficulties to overcome, in terms of the technical aspects, and making sure we were comfortable with the forensics," he recalled.

"We are having some difficulties to get recent payments, and the worst-case scenario is we won't get these payments," Mr. Vergine told analysts on Tuesday.

Therefore, some difficulties to establish therapeutic guidelines persist.

Concerning debug-corrective related threads, the two authors also have some difficulties to reach a consensus.