Sentence examples for a further difficulty in from inspiring English sources

There is a further difficulty in reporting British disasters, particularly for television and radio.

Differences in the method of transmission present a further difficulty in the way of direct comparison.

A further difficulty in assessing the relationship between intellectual activities consists in the lopsided ways in which the relevant evidence has survived.

He also has a further difficulty in that many accounts of fiction themselves refer to propositions, and are committed to them.

A further difficulty in getting to grips with Heidegger's later philosophy is that, unlike the early thought, which is heavily centred on a single text, the later thought is distributed over a large number and range of works, including books, lecture courses, occasional addresses, and presentations given to non-academic audiences.

A further difficulty in comparing immunohistochemical studies is the multiplicity of available antibodies.

A further difficulty comes in trying to compare datasets.

A further difficulty lay in the kind of regime Sparta itself could be expected to impose if successful.

A further difficulty arises in connection with actual but not optimific institutions.

A further difficulty of agricultural producers in a few countries was that the price per unit of some of these fertilizers and agricultural machines was so high that they did not think it would pay to buy them.

A further difficulty arises from lack of certainty in the optimal accelerometry cut-points.