Sentence examples similar to Difficulty expected from inspiring English sources

Because of the difficulties expected in getting the deal through, Bayer has agreed to pay Monsanto $2bn if the tie-up falls apart because of competition concerns.

Also, the sheer difficulties expected at polling sites on Tuesday will make any vote a "character vote" in the sense that it will be an affirmation of your own character, your own resolve to participate in our democracy regardless of obstacles.

Our rate of complications at insertion has been extremely low, especially considering the anatomical difficulties expected in acutely ill patients.

Ineligibility criteria included previous chest radiotherapy, systemic anticancer therapy given concurrently or planned within the next 6 weeks and difficulties expected with follow-up or with completing the 'patient questionnaires'.

Both inductive analysis of student responses to the assessments and the scoring materials from the publisher were used to characterize both the correct ideas and the difficulties expected from the literature review in Table 1.

Well-meaning loved-ones can inadvertently belittle people's difficulties, expect an instant recovery or simply not know how to respond.

Children with learning difficulties were expected to have difficulty in completing the KIDSCREEN questionnaire themselves.

On Court 18, Baker was rumbling through her match against Linda Smolenakova, although with a bit more difficulty than expected.

There are no compulsory elements at the elite and international levels in rhythmic gymnastics, although at least two superior moves (three at the Olympics) and six elements of difficulty are expected to be executed in any one exercise.

People with dyslexia have more difficulty than expected in recognizing familiar voices.

Self-efficacy expectations were measured by three items about the difficulties participants expected when finding themselves in challenging situations (e.g. bad weather).