Sentence examples for the difficulties of running from inspiring English sources

What are the difficulties of running a thinktank outside London?

The absences illustrate just one of the difficulties of running for president while keeping your day job.

The job has all the difficulties of running a country, except that public attention cannot be diverted to foreign affairs, and the control of the economy lies elsewhere.

The fact they happen at all illustrates the difficulties of running a commercial organisation with 29 offices in 12 countries grafted on to a public-funded broadcaster financed by the licence fee.

He also points out that some of the oddities of his company, such as its schools and clinics, have been around for a century and derive from the difficulties of running a railway in the middle of nowhere.

Yes, Mr. Obama is unusually talented, Democrats and Republicans alike say, but the history of presidential campaigns is filled with examples of celebrity candidates like Gen. Wesley Clark in 2004 who burst onto the political stage but eventually sputtered as they struggled to master the difficulties of running for president.

Or he'd get the conversion done and the difficulty of running the school would overwhelm him.

He spoke of the difficulty of running two wars at once — the war on poverty and the war in Vietnam.

The demise of Mr. Nasser, whose tenure began in 1999, underscores the difficulty of running a Big Three automaker.

I remember the difficulty of running down company representatives last year, when a similar pollution spike provoked a citywide run on masks and filters.

In part it is about the difficulty of running a newspaper group that has to answer to shareholders when other publications are featherbedded by indulgent proprietors.