great difficulty

They also have a great difficulty trying to get the air out.

At some point in our lives, all of us will face great difficulty.

I got about the rest of the time only with great difficulty.

He was able to look up at her only with great difficulty.

For a long time I had great difficulty in making him understand the nature of a house.

Again, I do not see any great difficulty with that issue.

He had great difficulty in getting through to the club.

His mother had been able to speak to him only with very great difficulty.

I have a task of great difficulty, he thought to himself.

With great difficulty she pulled herself together and they made their way to her car.

I think that we are born into a time of great difficulty, he thought.

There they lived for about 20 years in great difficulty.

The force on his body was now much greater, and he stopped himself with great difficulty.

But there still remains one great difficulty, which I know not how you will get over.

"I will admit to having great difficulty getting them through the Congress."

We have no great difficulties with one another in this context.

The greater difficulty was to be able to remain together.

"There should not be any great difficulty," he said at last.

I only was able to get rid of him with great difficulty.

"He can create great difficulties for you and your brother."

But among those students a considerable number have great difficulty with the university course.

At first we had great difficulty in knowing exactly what to try for.

Only with great difficulty did I manage to get back to our group.

Virtually all of these people are either on the way out or in some great difficulty at home.

With something that important Congress would have great difficulty keeping their hands off for more than one year at a time.