Sentence examples for to its difficulties from inspiring English sources

True to form, Labour's answer to its difficulties is an enquiry and another outing for its traditional circular firing squad.

So providing that a theatre survives, even if it is underfunded, struggling and miserable, the public remain generally apathetic to its difficulties.

Adding to its difficulties, Chrysler is still recovering from a painful divorce a year ago from its German partner, Daimler, and is in the midst of a huge restructuring under its new owner, Cerberus Capital Management.

"I don't think there can be any doubt that the key decision that led R.B.S. to its difficulties was the acquisition of ABN Amro," Mr. Hampton told shareholders Friday.

"I don't think there can be any doubt that the key decision that led R.B.S. to its difficulties was the acquisition of ABN Amro," Mr. Hampton told shareholders at the bank's annual general meeting in Scotland on Friday.

His determination to face down the government has vindicated Mr Livingstone's description of him as even "meaner than I am .The Treasury's inability to persuade anyone to support the PPP has undoubtedly contributed to its difficulties.

And, of course, it is important in direct proportion to its difficulty.

It then colour codes the virtual object according to its difficulty of manufacture (see picture above).

It is also called the "vault of death" due to its difficulty.

For example, he criticized the commission for referring several times in the report to its difficulty in getting the department to turn over relevant documents.

The "4-9 clean" human tower is not commonly attempted due to its difficulty, being built of eight levels of people, who stretch 12 metres into the air.