Sentence examples for we will have difficulties from inspiring English sources

"We will have difficulties in 2009," Mrs. Merkel said Wednesday.

We ought to care for and believe in our best traits and understand that being human means we will have difficulties presented as well.

"The resistance will fight, there will be hundreds of injured people, and we will have difficulty moving.

But he added: "Where we will have difficulty, I fear, over the coming couple of years is in starting new flood defences that might have been possible".

"But the next round will be the telling round because if that doesn't provide a solution then I think we will have difficulty". A statement from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said the talks were "making progress".

Have we been so accustomed to playing second fiddle that we will have difficulty leading?

However, if, in addition to our work on the internal market, on competition, on State aid policy and on other policies, such as external trade policy, there is no social dimension in Europe, we will have difficulty in ensuring the legitimacy of the European project.

"We are concerned that many children will have difficulties catching up and taking their exams.

"I accept that each will have difficulties with aspects of what we proposed," he said.

We hypothesized that OCD patients along with slower switching performance, will have difficulties in inhibiting previously adequate switching responses, making more false alarm type errors.

Though we have various types of multi-touch devices, a hardware specific application will have difficulties of extensibility with all of these various devices.