Sentence examples for surprise difficulty from inspiring English sources

The biggest surprise difficulty wise is constant tech problems, when the website goes down, which it has done a couple of times.

In addition, these banks tend to have a stable, trusted reputation — they are unlikely to fail or present you with "surprise" difficulties.

"His songs invariably contain some melodic surprise, some difficulty, which is why he has not had the recognition he deserves".

Hilda Santo; the young cashier, tabulated the pur chases and fingered through the pink and green coupons, extracting $39 worth without apparent surprise or difficulty.

I read with surprise of the difficulty that the New York City Fire Department is having in getting applicants to take its upcoming exam.

The second group apparently were more restless, consumed more caffeinated beverages, led careless lifestyles, and — surprise, surprise — had difficulty falling asleep, which caused them to be stressed out and fatigued all the time.

Most of the physicians expressed surprise at the difficulty many mothers had in understanding why their baby had to be in hospital, the time the baby would have to stay in hospital or in accepting that the baby's state of health was deteriorating.

He was surprised by the difficulty he had in getting basic information.

Because of this, I was really surprised at the difficulty I faced in changing my views on vaccination.

Patent litigation characteristically proceeds with some deliberation and, with the avenues for discovery available under the present rules of procedure, there is no reason to suppose that plaintiff patentees would face either surprise or unusual difficulties in getting all relevant and probative evidence before the court in the first litigation.

Many students are surprised by the difficulty they experience in pondering these questions, but the reasons for their discomfiture are not hard to identify.