in difficulty

In difficulties, members of a family could look to each other.

I stood by my husband when he was in difficulty.

He is in difficulties - or perhaps not that even.

"The university does not find itself in difficulty," he said.

As a matter of fact, I was rather in difficulties about getting a holiday man.

On a scale of a one to 10 in difficulty, I would say it's probably a seven.

As the child moved ahead, he or she would advance in difficulty.

The real problem was that many students felt unable to ask for help when they were in difficulty.

If the sea gets up, we shall be in difficulties.

"I told you she had been in difficulty with the law.

"Of course, I would try to help any young man in difficulty.

Indeed, many people who are well educated find themselves in difficulties.

This makes all of the tests more or less equal in difficulty.

"But a moment ago we were in difficulty to hold our own.

When he was in difficulties, something within him seemed to suggest a solution.

He stopped to aid a fellow man who was in difficulty.

The German economy, already in difficulties before the war, was ruined.

Sally might not be top of the form, but she would always listen to anyone in difficulty.

The assigned words increase in difficulty at each grade level.

"I think this may be a useful model for companies in difficulty," he added.

This sector of the third generation, however, seems to be in difficulties.

It would seem that most things worth having are wrapped in difficulty.

He added, "There are problems that can grow in difficulty."

We do not want to put the cosmetics industry in difficulties either, however, since it is an important part of our economy.

Let us never forget that we are talking about individual human beings who find themselves in difficulty.