Sentence examples for was having difficulties with from inspiring English sources

The patient was having difficulties with his academic department.

Around that time, Felker confided to Murdoch that he was having difficulties with his board.

But he then said he was having difficulties with his properties and was short of money.

Keith was having difficulties with the authorities at that time with the drugs and so on, and Mick thought he didn't look as good on film as Keith.

On a bus travelling from Moldavia into Russia, he noticed that a young man was having difficulties with the Russian border official.

When the police visited Rodger, whom Brown said deputies found "rather shy, timid and polite, well-spoken", he played down any mental problems, telling police he was having difficulties with his social life and was planning to drop out of Santa Barbara City College.

"I was having difficulty with vision, seeing — a distortion of vision, sweating, tremors, nausea, vomiting," he later recalled.

I was having difficulty with seat belts last winter, while I was wearing heavy clothes... Stab, stab, stab, stab.

Brin noted that he was having difficulty with the article because it's just his one point of view.

Hays had also received news that his daughter Louise was having difficulty with her pregnancy.

She stated that he also began having significant difficulties with multi-tasking and 'numbers' at age 61 and was having difficulty with household finances and hobbies.