Sentence examples for where the difficulty from inspiring English sources

"That's where the difficulty in the equation comes in," said Ron Redmond, the refugee commissioner's spokesman.

"And that's where the difficulty might be," Perrineau told Les Echos newspaper.

At the time, my favorite movie was "Cheaper by the Dozen," and I wondered precisely where the difficulty lay.

That's a tall task in Seattle, where the difficulty of making new connections is so established it has its own name: the Seattle Freeze.

"Where the difficulty comes is that it costs an awful lot to acquire [subscribers] and you [also] lose out on advertising at the same time," he said.

"If they want to step into the business executive side or arenas that are not perceived as traditional roles for women, that's where the difficulty comes about, that pathway is not open to them.

But that is where the difficulties begin.

And this is where the difficulties begin.

Times are tough and uncertain, particularly in Europe where the difficulties of a currency union are exposed.

"We want to find out where the difficulties lie in the Texas system in relation to where people want movement," she said, declining to give any poll numbers.

I attended it and hoped to hear from ambassador Ross about his rich inside experience mainly in the Israel-Palestinian negotiations, to hear where the difficulties are.