Difficulties in a sentence

Avoid difficulties with friends or members of groups today by postponing contentious discussions for another day.

Despite its economic difficulties, the government didn’t shirk its responsibilities to the vulnerable residents.

Enthusiasts were troubled but not deterred by the difficulties of long-term tracking of generations of children.

Consequently, Pakistan faces difficulties as it pins its hopes on the SCO, a significant regional organization.

Dozens of others suffered breathing difficulties from tear gas during clashes with Israeli troops and settlers.

He’s now offered an update on how he’s been going since then, and some specific difficulties that have emerged.

A few fans offered a little grace to the singer noting how the technical difficulties were out of her control.

But there are two very real difficulties: the first being the political clouds looming over Europe and the United States.

A walkthrough on what to expect when the DLC is triggered can be helpful, especially on harder difficulties.

He added there was "no suggestion of bad driving" and asked the court to take into account his mental health difficulties.

But the breach underscores the difficulties the United States and other governments face in securing classified information.

Despite the difficulties of travelling around, James realized his affinity for performing at a young age.

But ballots were still being cast on Saturday in remote areas, according to some officials, in a sign of continuing difficulties.

Despite living with EB and all of the challenges and difficulties it brings, Claudia tries not to let it limit her or her dreams.

He said that as a result of trauma, his client had difficulties in school and substance abuse issues.

Beatrice was upfront about her weight difficulties in her late teens and early twenties when she had a quite different appearance.

Do you want to improve your academic performance even though you have difficulties with the subject?

He explained that the dispersant pollutes the air in the neighbourhood and leaves a choking sensation and respiratory difficulties.

As many as one in two people experience memory difficulties caused by a brain tumour, but it can also be brought on by its treatment.

But the lack of laughter is a form of poverty which is just as serious as financial difficulties.