Sentence examples for were some difficulties from inspiring English sources

Still, there were some difficulties.

But a few eyebrows were raised shortly before lunch on Thursday when the judge, Leonard B. Sand, hinted that there were some difficulties among some of the jurors.

It has also started testing the market in India, though Mr. Shukla said there were some difficulties because of the reach and quality of broadband access in some areas.

"Although in the process of Hong Kong's return to China and the negotiations there were some difficulties between Mrs Thatcher and our great leader Deng Xiaoping, Britain and China successfully overcame them and both sides made efforts to smooth the transfer of sovereignty.

Cabinet member, 1985-92; education secretary, 1986-1989 When a policy matter came before the cabinet, Margaret's views were usually signalled to the participants in three ways: her private office would let your private office know how she felt; Willie Whitelaw in a rather Delphic way would let it be known that there were some difficulties; or there was her own manner at the meeting.

Singh acknowledged that there were some difficulties when Tempo launched in the United States back in February.

"And yes, there have been some difficulties.

There might also be some difficulties.

However, there are some difficulties in this process.

It's well-contained, but there are some difficulties with how it's stored.

There are some difficulties faced during the course of making the robot work.