Meanings of had some difficulties in English

Brazil deserved to win, although they had some difficulties against Turkey and us.

So it wasn't that surprising that Siri and I had some difficulties connecting.

He had some difficulties coming up with the difference.

Perhaps you knew he had some difficulties in Paris.

Our clerks have had some difficulties in managing the -er -flow of cash.'

Lily had some difficulties tonight, but she'll do her usual splendid job during our Driver celebrations.

So far, Intel has had some difficulties finding its way into mobile devices because of power consumption issues.

Don't worry, Governor, it's not as if we weren't already aware that you've had some difficulties with your crops.

Brown had some difficulties against the Bears, but was much better according to coach Doug Marrone in the second game.

Even Goff had some difficulties when he tried to read "The Angels of Russia" on a Palm Pilot.

Nevertheless, I had some difficulties with two remarkable parts where the original method consisted of moves which were too big for me.

She said Tonga and Bhutan succeeded in bringing reform, transitioning into democracy, but Thailand and Nepal had some difficulties, resulting in different outcomes.

Mahogany was slowly out of the box, had some difficulties going around the Clubhouse turn and raced wide for almost the entire 10-furlongs.

Charney had some difficulties this year, even though he's a CPA and CFP who first took the H&R Block tax preparation course in 1981.

En route, we had some difficulties along the black road, which seemed to have extended its scope of influence among the worlds of Shadow.

'I had some difficulties at first,' said Terry.