Sentence examples for usual difficulty from inspiring English sources

The Republicans had their usual difficulty in selecting a candidate.

I had the usual difficulty with filmed novels of accepting John Simm as Raskolnikov, rather than my own imaginary model.

The cable also notes that Mr. Mubarak had "more than his usual difficulty in hearing," but that "nonetheless he initiated several phone calls".

But he is vulnerable, and not just to the usual difficulty of running a fractious government and coping with vested interests.

"Scotland this year need not have her usual difficulty about the outside right position for in A Jackson, Aberdeen has a man fit already for honours," trilled the Glasgow Evening Times, a couple of months into the season.

Stoke had not  beaten United in any competition since 1993 but they had lost only once at home this season before last night and the usual difficulty of a trip to the Britannia was enhanced by the weather.

On Friday at Doral, there were players dealing with the usual difficulties.

Taking over from an entrenched autocracy is never easy, and Mr. Fox faces more than the usual difficulties.

There were also the usual difficulties of fires and breakdowns, as well as so-called blow-outs that shot mud and water into the air.

The poems in "On the Spectrum of Possible Deaths" are taut, lucid, lyric, filled with complex emotional reflection while avoiding the usual difficulties of highbrow poetry.

But nothing has been easy in a season when the usual difficulties of a globe-spanning, effects-laden production with a budget that could approach $200 million have become tangled in uncertainty over pending negotiations with the Screen Actors Guild.