Sentence examples for a second difficulty from inspiring English sources

A second difficulty which may with equal justice be raised is this.

A second difficulty is that prosecutors must convict people under the laws that governed East Germany.

A second difficulty comes from Fredrickson's insistence that racism must involve both difference and power.

A second difficulty is shared by any tradition-bound, authoritarian state facing competition from suppler societies.

There is a second difficulty that must be overcome if video games are to be classified as audiovisual works.

A second difficulty for Hempel's account resulted from his candid admission that he was unable to offer a full analysis of the notion of a scientific law.

There is also a third difficulty that Hicks didn't address, which is just as serious.

A third difficulty, from the standpoint of regulators and electricity generators, is that profit-driven energy companies are not motivated to build new plants when power prices are low.

A third difficulty arises for the von Neumann model.

A first difficulty lies in the QoS and interference power constraints which may not be met simultaneously.

A first difficulty for some interns is revising their expectations about the kind of work they'll be doing.