Sentence examples for unusual difficulty from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart's ubiquity has pressured all supermarket chains, putting some in unusual difficulty.

The patients he interviewed with the autoimmune disease systemic lupus erythematosus clearly had unusual difficulty dealing with the responses of doctors and relatives to their puzzling condition.

For the feds, catching the kingpin before they get to any henchmen poses an unusual difficulty – because of his reputation as America's biggest liar, Madoff is a radioactive witness.

After four years as a near-recluse, Mr Castro is back and at a time of unusual difficulty for the regime he created.The speech followed a string of cameo appearances by Fidel, such as visiting an aquarium and talking to biotechnologists.

Although the tendency to view economics through a partisan lens didn't start under Trump, it perhaps ties into the unusual difficulty he saw throughout most of his first year in converting the strength of the economy into support for his work as president.

The diagnosis of developmental dyslexia is made when a child has unusual difficulty learning to read for no apparent reason.

And they have had to face a few unusual difficulties.

Gray ought to be a household name, but his best movies have met with unusual difficulties.

Yet until recently they have been almost entirely unknown — not only in the English-speaking world but even in Germany, where Adler faced unusual difficulties in getting published.

Unusual difficulties are encountered when characterizing the spatial distribution of the properties that collectively define the state of estuaries.

The application presents unusual difficulties in that the compositions of the phases are not measured directly and the total quantity of one component is only measured as the sum of a series of increments.