Sentence examples for a difficulty for the from inspiring English sources

This would be a difficulty for the UK, even if all other things were equal and stable.

"It creates a difficulty for the attorney general to exercise his discretion, and creates a prejudgment in public opinion".

Yet for all the growing eco-consciousness there remains a difficulty for the party in its tendency to wallow in hairshirt dreariness.

"A difficulty for the Telegraph in recent years has been that, because of Hollinger's problems, cuts have been made without enough countervailing developments.

My poetry was known of but was not a difficulty for the Killary locals — there had never been a shortage of poets out there.

That poses a difficulty for the trustees, and current students, who would claim that the founder's intent is being thwarted by the all-male policy.

Such a difficulty for determining the ancestral state hampers the correct identification of historical links between divergent lineages.

This results in a difficulty for estimating the burden of diabetes on survival.

It is noteworthy that obstacle clearance was not a difficulty for any of the rats.

This presents a difficulty for eLife because the manuscript has not been reviewed or considered as a technical manuscript.

Once again, this is a difficulty for metagenomic sequences because the species source for the sequence is unknown.