Sentence examples for a serious difficulty for from inspiring English sources
From our perspective it would be a serious difficulty for Northern Ireland.
The index provides a reliable absolute measure of reduction under experimental conditions, and does so irrespective of blank cross-section, suggesting that the "flat-flake" problem is not necessarily a serious difficulty for the index.
If they cannot then phenomena of attention create a serious difficulty for any fully general attempts to explain the character of conscious experience by reference to the contents represented in it (Chalmers, 2004), although such explanations might still be viable in circumscribed domains (Speaks, 2010).
About the reference class, Reichenbach says only "I do not think this is a serious difficulty as the same question occurs for the determination of the probability of single events" and recommends the choice of the narrowest reference class for which there are adequate statistics (though how the adequacy of a statistic for the truth or falsity of theories is assessed is never explained).
The court adds that the extraterritoriality of the CNIL's requirement for global delisting "poses a serious difficulty in interpreting the Law of the European Union".
For the libertarian, therefore, there is a serious difficulty in giving a plausible account of the mechanism or source of responsibility.
The project of The Analysis of Matter does indeed face a serious difficulty with "Newman's problem", whether or not those difficulties arise for the earlier project of logical construction (see Linsky 2013).
A serious difficulty remains, however.
