Sentence examples for the ongoing difficulties from inspiring English sources

By Leo Robson August 1, 2016 Logan Lerman and Sarah Gadon in "Indignation," a film adaptation that demonstrates the ongoing difficulties of putting Philip Roth's work onscreen.

Rob Dobson, a senior economist at Markit, described the UK's manufacturing sector as in a state of "near stagnation" after the ongoing difficulties faced by exporters were mirrored in the domestic market.

They had been put on standby last week because of the ongoing difficulties at G4S, and commanders had wanted the 1,200 the extra staff brought into the fold immediately, rather than delaying the move until just three days before the opening ceremony.

Agency officials, mindful of the ongoing difficulties in some European capitals, have therefore proposed a broadly flat budget scenario.

Rahman added that she hoped the U.S. would sympathize with Kurdish concerns, given the ongoing difficulties -- from attacks, to providing for refugees -- that the Kurdistan region faces.

In 1774, when the North government was considering how to respond to the Boston Tea Party, Bernard published Select Letters on Trade and Government, containing proposals on how deal with the ongoing difficulties in the colonies.

It reflects the ongoing difficulty we have with people who don't understand the nature of the energy system.

Though Sinn Fein says the IRA was not involved, the crime may point to the ongoing difficulty of adjusting a movement built for and by conflict to the post-agreement reality.There is one big and collective reason for disappointment.

The ongoing difficulty in educating and sustaining an adequate nursing workforce in mental health settings has been identified throughout the world.

In this study, we have highlighted the ongoing difficulty of accurately identifying closely related Vibrio core group members.

8 However, in the Netherlands Mental Health Survey and Incidence Study, younger age, negative youth experiences, and the presence of ongoing difficulties were associated with recurrence.