Sentence examples for a difficulty that has from inspiring English sources

It is a difficulty that has dogged the ruling classes for millennia.

Judge Rehmat Hussain Jaffri has taken up his predecessor's efforts to force prosecutors to share evidence with defense lawyers, a difficulty that has delayed the trial's start for more than a month.

Mr. Tarantino is a great writer and director of individual scenes, though he can have trouble putting those together, a difficulty that has sometimes been obscured by the clever temporal kinks in his earlier work.

They have the necessary band gap, but building a chip with them entails maneuvering billions of minute objects into precise locations — a difficulty that has bedevilled scientists for almost two decades.

"There is a kind of tension, a difficulty that has to be resolved by not locking people into the traditional and authentic architecture," said Samuel Sidibé, the director of Mali's National Museum in Bamako, the capital.

A difficulty that has often been encountered with this approach is the presence of (too high) background values for negative samples.

Ranch-raised and -trained, she counted the grandchild as a difficulty that had to be met.

The new report also reiterates a core difficulty that has plagued climate science for decades: While averages for such measures as temperature can be predicted with some confidence on a global scale, the coming changes still cannot be forecast reliably on a local scale.

Despite the success of existing algorithms, a major difficulty that has not been sufficiently addressed is that of predicting rare labels.

As we noted at the beginning, the absence of any information about the reaction intermediates has been a long-standing difficulty that has hindered progress and the precise mechanism has yet to be established.

But now with the Swans in the Premier League and netting a £90m fortune, David Phillips, leader of the Labour group on Swansea council, said that in a time of financial difficulty, that has to change.