Sentence examples for sudden difficulties from inspiring English sources
So make no mistake, the chancellor's sudden difficulties are personal for the prime minister – they are his problems too.
This, one must hope, will be the case with Trott, whatever the nature of his sudden difficulties.
The sudden difficulties that emerged in Brussels were mainly rooted in Irish history, and they will likely continue to dominate future negotiations even though an agreement was reached on Friday.
Problems on the prime minister's agenda include sudden difficulties over renewing a key BP oil concession in Abu Dhabi, the largest of the Arab emirates, and worries about a £7bn fighter aircraft deal with Saudi Arabia.
The political climate is barely tepid, and turnout threatens to be low.In this section The 50-year snooze Will the real Mr Santos please speak up Intel outside Knobless oblige Clarification: Bello ReprintsThere are several reasons for Mr Santos's sudden difficulties.
Why the sudden difficulty in insuring pre-existing conditions?
In Los Angeles, William Righi, a musician, bemoans the sudden difficulty of getting jazz and blues gigs at restaurants and parties.
"Prelude to Performance," a six-week summer school and workshop devised by the Martina Arroyo Foundation, seems to favor the shock value of sudden difficulty.
When the party stopped in America, many emerging countries were well equipped to deal with the sudden difficulty in finding loans.
The row centres on the future funding of local welfare assistance provision, a coalition policy designed to provide help to tens of thousands of people on low incomes who are pitched into sudden difficulty as a result of flooding, fire or domestic violence, or because they have run out of food or money.
On October 30th, with oil prices having fallen by more than half, he told a television reporter that the boom he had foreseen in wind would be "put off", due to the unexpected fall in the price of fossil fuels and the sudden difficulty of borrowing money.Mr Pickens is not the only clean-tech investor caught out by the credit crunch.
