Sentence examples for A multitude of difficulties from inspiring English sources

Two gay guys even being able to casually meet in a real-life situation is still not common and has a multitude of difficulties inherent in it ("Is he gay?") that straight people do not confront.

Such a multitude of difficulties can lead to an increase in the subjective burden, i.e., the perception of the impact of the objective burden [ 4].

The nephrotic syndrome in pregnancy presents a multitude of difficulties and is a relative contraindication of renal biopsy, particularly in the third trimester.

It isn't that we're bad people or that we are attracting a multitude of difficulty into our lives.

The sixth had a very poor academic record with disrupted progress and a multitude of non-academic difficulties.

Making an (analytical) distinction between three main dimensions of the interface of policy making, namely the presence of a multitude of actors, the difficulty of integrating different knowledge systems and the need to reconcile different policy levels, enabled us to deal with the complexity of policy making processes.

Autism causes a multitude of communication and social difficulties.

Thousands of people wound up waiting on hold for telephone help on Christmas Eve for a multitude of reasons, including technical difficulties.

The truth is there isn't one simple answer, but rather a multitude of factors behind the difficulties being seen across the health service.

Resistance bands can be used in a multitude of exercises, to increase their difficulty level.

Crowe says he and the staff were "really excited about the prospect for ICT in the new site", all the more because managing the two schools had raised a multitude of ICT problems, among them the difficulties of integrating two separate management information systems – Serco at Tibshelf and Sims at Deincourt.