Sentence examples for those difficulties that from inspiring English sources
Current interpersonal problems should be chosen rather than those difficulties that have exclusively occurred in the past.
No one in Afghanistan — from the American commander, Gen. David McKiernan, to those village elders — underestimates the difficulties that lie ahead.
We understand the difficulties that lie ahead.
Nevertheless, the difficulties that lie in wait are huge.
In so doing, it illustrated the difficulties that lay ahead.
The foray into Zangabad suggested the difficulties that lie ahead.
We appreciate the difficulties that may accompany this approach.
How will you handle the difficulties that arise?
Those officers embody the difficulties that racism presents for our police forces, and their struggles show how current N.Y.P.D. policies would need to change before there can be anything like healing.
rusty: And as a follow-on: What are the difficulties that boards will encounter formulating those responsibilities?
This caveat — Hume's "problem of induction" — seemed to most working scientists, however, to be one of those insoluble philosophical difficulties that haunt the game without actually spoiling the party.
