Sentence examples for some serious difficulties from inspiring English sources

A big client, Enron, looked as if it was going to have some serious difficulties with its third-quarter report, the partner said.

"The deal's original terms became less sensible when we recognized Global Crossing was having some serious difficulties," Michael J. Small, chief executive of Centennial, said in an interview.

However, its numerical approximation poses some serious difficulties.

There were some serious difficulties, and by the time I was a late teen, we weren't really talking much.

As it was with the automobile industry transformation, a number of modern innovators will probably face serious difficulties, some will merge with competitors and some will just disappear.

The minute one considers what industries should be allowed to function and how best to prime the pump in order to set them going, some very real and serious difficulties appear..

But sadly the review was not set up in response to the serious difficulties that some disabled people were experiencing with the system.

However, most potential mechanisms involve some serious computational difficulties such as combinatorial explosion, and there seems no possible mechanism that can resolve all the difficulties.

The fact that no current proposal is without serious difficulties has prompted some researchers to wonder whether the species problem is even solvable.

Moreover, in some cases, these simulation processes show serious difficulties when both experiments and results have to be reproduced by other research or design teams.

The Tory party comes to Manchester in chipper spirits but facing some serious political difficulties.