Sentence examples for A central difficulty from inspiring English sources

A central difficulty is the uneasy relationship between Belgrade and the other Yugoslav republic, Montenegro.

A central difficulty of falsification is behavioural rather than theoretical – falsificationism is an ideal.

A central difficulty of utopian fiction is the lack of dramatic conflict; a state of perfection is inherently uneventful.

A central difficulty of the government's reforms is the need to offer an improved service that is "nonbureaucratic, patient-driven, clinician-led", while also grappling with a requirement to make significant savings.

A central difficulty in evolution education is that many of the "classic" examples found in textbooks and other outlets (e.g., Darwin's finches, peppered moths, the evolution of horses) seem irrelevant to everyday experiences of most people (Hillis 2007; Thanukos 2009).

A central difficulty is that the data used to "train" detection algorithms are unique and relatively brief historical samples and thus do not represent the full range of possible background scenarios.

The central difficulty is that in a field it is possible to divide but in a ring it is not.

David Leventhal, one of two Romeos in the alternating title pairings, said that the central difficulty was to find a way to communicate the story's strong emotions without using a ballet vocabulary.

Philosophy identifies (V.4) the character Boethius's central difficulty as lying in the apparent incompatibility between an event's not having a necessary outcome and yet its being foreknown.

The other central difficulty derives from the many ways there are to undercut a broad range of stakeholders and keep them from making a meaningful contribution to the deliberation.

In this supposition, Lotze believes that the central difficulty for all such investigations in this area is an inevitable but nonetheless unsavory dependence upon "uncertain causes of which we can form no conception" (Micro, I, p. 514).