Sentence examples for the coming difficulties from inspiring English sources

Teachers make enourmous sacrifices for mediocre salaries.David Jost Goshen, Indiana* SIR - Samuel Huntington pointed out the coming difficulties of the power of unions in a post-industrial world in a monograph published in Comparative Politics, January 1974.

But we need to draw a distinction between the difficulties that come with having different views about the Middle East and the difficulties coming from fundamentalist views that have also been supportive of actions against American interests directly".

The only difference, perhaps, was the difficulty coming down to ground.

Part of the confusion surrounding the subject comes from the difficulty in making those kinds of judgments.

Much of the difficulty comes from the weather: coming near the end of the rainy season, heavy downpours often turn sections of the course into a mudbath.

The difficulties come from the nonlinearities and regime switching.

One of the difficulties comes from the capacity to screen such library.

Part of the difficulty comes from the different characteristics of the trajectory arcs which make up the vehicle's mission (constraints and controls may not be the same).

The difficulty came in the second act, when the repeated gag and Rossini's music wear a little thin.

Part of the problem comes from the difficulty to use the current standard ageing procedures for bitumen when it comes to mastics (blends of bitumen and filler).

The difficulty comes from the presence of commuting pieces and from the absence of a global clock.