Meanings of first difficulties in English

The first difficulties had been quickly overcome; others, far more complicated, remained.

Such are the first difficulties to be encountered in villa designs.

When the first difficulties were surmounted, he wrote rapidly, and at considerable length.

One of the first difficulties that opposed him was the scarcity of fresh water.

The first difficulties were in getting lamps, regulators, etc., that would give a uniform temperature.

The transport-service, too, had got over its first difficulties.

The first difficulties of a new country being subdued may also contribute to this comparative facility.

One of the first difficulties which the novice will encounter is the uncertainty of the wind currents.

When any selection of minor poetry is made, the principle of arrangement is one of the first difficulties.

After it had passed the first difficulties of starting, he was seldom able to attend either Council or Central Board.

What best pleased lady Harriot was, after she had conquered the first difficulties, she discovered a wonderful talent for music.

One of the first difficulties to be overcome was the hostility of the Indian tribes who inhabited the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys.

Ascending the Ottawa, they encountered their first difficulties at the Long Sault, where Dollard forty-seven years later was to lose his life so gloriously.

'Tis scarcely credible with how much ardour he surmounted the first difficulties of logic.