Sentence examples for would be a difficulty from inspiring English sources

This would be a difficulty for the UK, even if all other things were equal and stable.

As James Purnell pointed out, there would be a difficulty if the referendum was won, but Labour lost – would the Conservatives be bound by the result?

The horses on the frieze would be a difficulty if the idea was to recall the battle in a literal way, because the battle was definitely not a cavalry affair; but it has been ingeniously suggested that the horses were intended to suggest "heroic" status in the technical sense of "hero," or demigod.

"Also there would be a difficulty of scheduling and promoting a final when you don't know who is going to be in it.

From our perspective it would be a serious difficulty for Northern Ireland.

Replacing Mr. Sanchez would be a "very big difficulty," Mr. Mannan said, but not because of his Spanish-Bengali-butchering skills.

Since most provinces are run by Peronists, that would be an extra difficulty for Mr de la Rua.Nor can the new government rely on more revenue to plug its fiscal hole.

"They said there would be a lot of difficulties".

"Knowing my framework, I knew there would be a lot of difficulties with my framework supporting iOS 7," Biggs says.

Even if a correlation were seen between fecal calprotectin and schistosomiasis infection, there would be a number of difficulties associated with widespread deployment of the calprotectin ELISA in the field.

It would be a quantum leap in difficulty over building Dyson Dots or industrializing our solar system, perhaps comparable to a mission across interstellar space with a living crew within their lifetime.