Sentence examples for the difficulty of securing from inspiring English sources

Coal India, the state monopoly, blames the difficulty of securing mining permits.

Regardless, authentic performances are rare, owing to the difficulty of securing a bullfrog who can transpose to E-flat.

REPORTER AT LARGE about travelling in the Middle East & about the difficulty of securing a visa to Jordan.

The Australian reported measures under consideration involve forcing suspected foreign fighters to negotiate their return to the country by providing a "full and accurate account of their actions overseas" to "overcome the difficulty of securing a court conviction".

Julie R. Weeks, 50, president of Womenable, a consulting firm in Empire, Mich., focusing on female entrepreneurs, said the difficulty of securing money particularly hits women-owned businesses that are established and hoping to expand.

By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, August 16 , 1958P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE about travelling in the Middle East & about the difficulty of securing a visa to Jordan.

The frustration born of the difficulties of securing further autonomy has also fuelled the Catalan independence movement, with polls placing support at between 30 and 50%.

Faced with the difficulties of securing a position and the potential challenges once in a job, the future can feel uncertain.

The drill is part of a give-and-take in the past few years between the government and utilities that has exposed the difficulties of securing the electric system.

The recommendation for the new crime in Britain candidly admits that "all concerned should be under no illusions about the difficulties of securing a conviction for such a new offense".

Given the difficulties of securing political control over Italian military leaders (who might, it was feared, take over the state), it became common, beginning in the 1330s, to negotiate with non-Italian condottieri.