Sentence examples for the big difficulty from inspiring English sources

The big difficulty is that haves and have nots alike face the same prices for food.

The big difficulty is that I need people who can be at my disposal the whole time.

The big difficulty for Poulton was editing the hefty story down without losing the clarity and detail.

"[The theme] was the big difficulty with this prize, but also what makes it interesting," said Miéville's fellow judge, Warwick mathematician professor Ian Stewart, whose task it was to evaluate the quality of the science in the titles submitted.

And the producer lobbies that are fiercely against reform shopkeepers, small tradesmen are often stronger within centre-right parties than within the centre-left.Yet the big difficulty for Mr Prodi is that he is hamstrung by coalition partners who are unenthusiastic about freer markets, notably Mr Bertinotti's unreconstructed Communists.

Daniel Arnstein of the Terminal System says that if things go on as they are, with on lightening of priorities in favor of the taxicab operators, there won't be a cab on the streets by August, or mighty few cabs The big difficulty facing taxicabs is tires.

That is where the big difficulties lie.The Obama administration promises to send several hundred more agents to the border, both from the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearmsand from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Some officials have expressed concern that one of the big difficulties of keeping two negotiations going between Israel and Syria and Israel and the Palestinians is the potential imbalance.

"One of the big difficulties the government has got is that the system they have got is not a real-time system and therefore this is going to be virtually unenforceable," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"The biggest difficulty is the airplane noise," Mr. Nichols said.

With Mozart the biggest difficulty is the very crystalline, clear structure.