Sentence examples for their difficulty in from inspiring English sources

Gara concludes that GOP efforts on Voter ID and early voting reflect their difficulty "in appealing to the rising electorate of the young and people of color so they try to maintain their electoral supremacy" by making it harder to vote.

Describes their difficulty in selling the stock.

Their difficulty in finding common ground may also explain why their jokes are so terrible.

Western oil firms are beginning to address their difficulty in finding oil by manufacturing fuel instead.

The UCI refused to disqualify those riders as the rules clearly state, citing their difficulty in identifying the offenders.

The play is about ordinary people in an ordinary suburb, their difficulty in coping with ordinary life and how easily such lives can become rancid and desperate.

But their difficulty in defending kicks kept Bradford in the game and saw the visitors lead on two occasions in the first half.

Randel Johnson, vice president for labor policy at the United States Chamber of Commerce, asserted that unions were looking for a scapegoat for their difficulty in attracting members.

Innuendo about William and Ffion Hague's lack of children, itself unjustifiably intrusive, forced them into a humiliating explanation of their difficulty in having a baby.

The police have said the staggered nature of the arrests has been based on their difficulty in identifying the firefighters involved.

On the other hand, 39 percent of employers blamed a shortage of skilled workers for their difficulty in filling entry-level positions.