Sentence examples for Recurring difficulty from inspiring English sources

A recurring difficulty, however, has been to maintain their stability in an aqueous environment.

But one recurring difficulty for the new Council in its bid for respectability is that it is mostly made up of members from the old one.

One recurring difficulty in examining cases of public corruption is discovering which of the parties involved took the initiative in the transaction i.e., whether the payment was offered to a public official in order to influence his official behaviour (bribery) or demanded by him in exchange for special consideration or services (extortion).

A recurring difficulty was the invisibility of the importance of one's own contribution.

One recurring difficulty is that much of the research comes from North America and may not be generalisable to other contexts, although a contemporary study using aggregate local council-level data in England also links outlet density with alcohol-related problems (Coghill, 2011).

But he came to recognise that he needed more management firepower to get a grip on the operational detail and finances, with recurring difficulties in A&E and a deficit running at £1.4m every week.

Apple's success, though, combined with its recurring difficulties in meeting the demand for some its hottest products, including the iPad and iPhone, have prompted investors to single out the company.

An alternate explanation is that individuals with BD who have recurring difficulties from trauma are continuing to have persistent depressive symptoms and may not be represented in this sample.

Once recognized, these patterns, such as chronic issues with certain types of employees or bosses or people in general, or recurring difficulties with certain types of business challenges or opportunities, open the door toward understanding basic beliefs about worth, talent, intelligence, goodness, personal power and confidence.

Attempts to get researchers and potential research users to work together face recurring difficulties.

The Enron Corporation's recurring political difficulties in India flared again yesterday when the chief minister of Maharashtra state in western Indian said the state would review part of its power purchase agreement with an Enron subsidiary, the Dabhol Power Company, because rates had almost quadrupled since the deal was first made with the previous government.