Sentence examples for the difficulty began from inspiring English sources

The difficulty began on Mon day, when Madaraka Day, the anniversary of the day Britain conceded responsible govern ment to Kenya and the present Constitution came into effect was celebrated throughout the country.

The difficulty begins with the isolation of live phages from a multitude of dead bacteria corpses.

The difficulty begins with the shape of Times Square — it's narrow and lies in a slight dip in the land, increasing the feeling of crowdedness even when the space isn't that crowded.

The difficulty begins in Dubedat's studio in Act III, as it does in many scenes that introduce one of Shaw's artistic young men – such as the sentimental poet Eugene Marchbanks in Candida.

Even if you're up to the challenge of racing Mount Marathon, the difficulty begins at registration; the competition uses a lottery and seniority system to select runners, and in 2012 only 4% of men and 9% of women who applied got in.

The difficulties began in the early fall of 1998 when Russia defaulted on its debt.

The difficulties began when he arrived at Kennedy International Airport from Dublin in 1990, and no one showed up to welcome him.

When the difficulties began, as soon they would, Clinton could also draw upon a clear coping mechanism.

But the difficulties began before that because she was frequently institutionalised and she wasn't really present.

The difficulties began when Ms. Fekter held an impromptu news conference Friday morning and announced that ministers had agreed on the size of the firewall.

The American tennis star, who has won 23 grand slam titles, said that the difficulties began after Alexis Olympia's heart rate started to drop during the delivery on September 1 last year.