Sentence examples for the difficulty would be from inspiring English sources

Mr Burnham bemoans the coalition "putting the NHS up for sale" (the difficulty would be finding a buyer).

A way out of the difficulty would be to impose a "higher order requirement" according to which one need be aware of these support relations.

Politically the difficulties would be even greater.

One obvious solution to the difficulties would be to make it easier for private and foreign banks to operate.

The Cassandras say the early days of the US sub-prime mortgage crisis were characterised by the same misplaced confidence that the difficulties would be comfortably contained.

Even when Syriza came to power in January and markets wobbled, a few opportunistic investors increased their positions, convinced the difficulties would be temporary.Today few foreigners remain and most of those have trimmed their positions.

All the difficulties would be identified and after the final report, we would see how to expand it to the entire country without having much difficulty … [that is] why we opted for a pilot program".

If we could infer the ancestral genome that underwent the WGD, this difficulty would be resolved.

The first step in overcoming this difficulty would be inclusion in the surveillance system systematic characterization of clinical strains harboring methicillin-resistance genes associated with susceptibility to all other antimicrobial drugs, a profile typical of mecA-variant MRSA isolates.

The remaining difficulty would be obliging the biological father to pay child support.

Perhaps the biggest difficulty would be figuring out how to stabilize the particles in the vacuum of space, he says.