Sentence examples for today difficulties from inspiring English sources

And yet today, difficulties in getting to the polls, taking time off from work, and outdated voter registration processes are barriers that prevent countless of Americans from making their voices heard.

But by the middle of last year, difficulties arose.

"Despite the fiscal difficulties that we are enduring," he said, the department "will not be impaired by decisions that are unwarranted due to strictly looking at the fiscal aspect.

Brief for Criminal Justice Legal Foundation 10; see also Hope v. Pelzer, 536 U. S. 730, 739 (2002) (difficulties of overcoming qualified immunity defenses).

Though the UK is forecast to have stronger growth than either France or Germany in 2013, difficulties in the euro area are still creating economic headwinds.

Supported by the main political parties and bolstered by the Better Care Fund, the case for integration was given added urgency after the winter difficulties in the NHS.

Next week NR chief executive Mark Carne, who has said he is not taking his annual bonus, is due to appear before the House of Commons Transport Committee to explain the Christmas difficulties.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 27 , 1930 P. 17Difficulty of attaining happiness in the hurried life of the city.

3. See Menzies and Pettit (1994), p. 35, for this "Last Difficulty".

Edgar Schiferli had earlier taken the wickets of Stirling and Ed Joyce (22) to leave the Irish in early difficulty.

Remission status was associated with four quality of life domains: depression/anxiety (P<0.001), reduced mobility (P<0.001), difficulty performing usual activities (P<0.001) and pain (P=0.001) (Table 4).