Sentence examples similar to a prevailing difficulty from inspiring English sources

A prevailing concern in France is the difficulty that early career scientists have in achieving independence in a hierarchical system dominated by experienced heads of labs and departments, particularly in the universities.

A prevailing wind against the tide added to the difficulty of the course, but Oxford were imperious as they finished in a time of 19 minutes 45 seconds.

This shortage reflects an insufficient supply of medical graduates, ongoing recruitment and retention difficulties, changing preferences of both recent graduates and established doctors, and a prevailing negative view of both rural practice and general practice [ 5- 8].

It is a prevailing and I believe a just opinion that our Country would do well to encourage the breeding of mules, but the Difficulty of obtaining good male asses, as yet, much retards it.

She lacked a doctrine, a prevailing call.

Holes, in fact, were a prevailing theme.

Their enthusiasm reflects a prevailing mood.

Politics remains a prevailing aspect of Albany.

This was the prevailing sentiment at the arena Saturday, though hardly a prevailing sentiment over all.

I made my decision in a prevailing mood of positivity.

Still, at every moment there is a prevailing consensus.