Sentence examples for there has been some difficulty from inspiring English sources

Since medieval times there has been some difficulty about the literary form of Quodlibet XIV concerning whether it really is a Quodlibet or some other kind of disputed question.

However, as more polymorphism has been detected within Holstein than between Hereford and Holstein, there has been some difficulty estimating divergence times between these two closely related breeds, which were most likely separated only a few hundred years ago.

What with all the trouble in Europe, there had been some difficulty in getting some things through.

At the airport, where there had been some difficulty during the preceding days (an uncanny number of suitcases belonging to marchers were mislaid by the airlines), new flights had been scheduled to get the marchers out of Montgomery.

"And yes, there have been some difficulties.

Nevertheless, there had been some difficulties in dealing with the staff.

There have been some difficulties in marrying the two worlds of the television programme and the game.

"There have been some difficulties historically," he said, but he added that he had every indication India would handle these elections differently.

There have been some difficulties linking existing democratic arrangements to new economic partnerships, which are often seen as remote and opaque.

As for the languages I'm studying for my degree, although there have been some difficulties with tuning into the local dialects of German and Italian, I'm convinced that encountering two foreign languages every day has helped my confidence.

There had been some difficulties with Hugo de Ana, but we didn't expect that to end up with Muti, who hasn't had much of a history for his high tolerance of directors.