They're all having some difficulty walking.

Victims may have difficulty in concentrating and some depression.

There was a little local difficulty in some of our minor colonies, but ...

We all know that there was difficulty finding common ground on some sensitive issues.

We had some difficulty getting over the Khyber Pass, but we wound up in India.

Traditional Keynesian frictions like the difficulty of reducing wages and benefits in some industries, as well as non traditional frictions like the difficulty of moving when one cannot sell (or buy) a house, may share blame.

Compensation normally means some form of material transaction, although there could be difficulty in obtaining evidence of a formal contract

From a legal perspective, there was some difficulty with the notion of self determination as contained in paragraph (a) (iv).

A further source of difficulty derives from the fact that the limits of the category are to some extent uncertain.

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Because of the novel's controversial themes, Hardy had some difficulty finding a publisher reviews, however, though somewhat mixed, were generally positive.

The observers noted, however, that one of the primary challenges was the electorate's difficulty in understanding some of the voting instructions.

Universities, however, were independent and therefore set their own rules, with the result that some female students had difficulty attending a university.

This observation is underscored by the difficulty noted by some organizations in providing data on procurement personnel based in their country offices.

Ms. Faughnan (Ireland) said that the difficulty farmers' wives had in obtaining social insurance coverage had been under review for some time.

In some countries, especially those in east Asia, the selection process involves several difficult tests of a difficulty comparable to the IMO itself.

In fact, it's all about frostbite and difficulty to walk and difficulty of breathing cold, challenging circumstances.

But that raises another difficulty.

Surely with difficulty is ease .

With difficulty is surely ease .

Surely with difficulty is ease .

With difficulty is surely ease .

The difficulty of arriving at standard principles for analysis of governance capabilities, however, does not mitigate the need for analytical tools of some sort.

It is true that States have experienced difficulty in finding a way to use some of the traditional multilateral tools to meet today's challenges.

Another difficulty with using undifferentiated precious metals for exchange was that some trust or expertise was required to assure people that the metal was pure.

Is he aware of the difficulty?

And here we face a difficulty.

We will ease him toward difficulty .

After every difficulty there is relief .

We will ease him toward difficulty .

After every difficulty there is relief .

From time to time, one hears Christians telling the story of how God organized things for them, so that everything worked out all right some difficulty overcome, some illness cured, some trouble averted, a parking space found at a crucial time.

It is unfortunate that this process is moving slowly due to lingering distrust among some Governments, coupled with the difficulty of international organizations providing accurate monitoring.

I had no difficulty finding your house.

I had difficulty working out the problem.

He had no difficulty solving the problem.

He managed to get off the difficulty.

We will ease his way towards difficulty .

Certainly , after every difficulty there comes relief .

Verily , with every difficulty there is relief .

We will ease his way towards difficulty .

Certainly , after every difficulty there comes relief .

Verily , with every difficulty there is relief .

In August 2007, some German banks, at the earliest signs of difficulty because of their exposure to US sub prime mortgages, started to talk only of 1931.

The fact that some unilateral acts could have binding legal effects for other parties added to the difficulty of examining them with a view to their codification.