Sentence examples for a serious difficulty is from inspiring English sources

A serious difficulty is encountered in the above represented interpretation of geometry in that the rigid body of experience does not correspond exactly with the geometrical body.

A more serious difficulty is that by organizing the book around various Journal scoops, Smith and Emshwiller give an unbalanced view of the underlying activity at Enron that was being exposed.

A second serious difficulty is the problem of bias: we cannot justify the assumption that the sample of known features is random.

The more serious difficulty is that signing triggers the next stages required under TPA.

The second and more serious difficulty is that the required privileging simply appears arbitrary.

The second and more serious difficulty is that, so far, the rival research program has not yielded results nearly as precise or systematic as existing conventional theories.

The interface presenting the most serious difficulty was of an information nature.

Another firm in serious difficulties is Jessops, the debt-burdened photographic retailer.

Since he is introduced before Nehemiah, who was governor of the province of Judah from 445 to 433 bc and again, after an interval, for a second term of unknown length, it is sometimes supposed that this was the seventh year of Artaxerxes I (458 bc), though serious difficulties are attached to such a view.

Its mission is to ensure that credit institutions and other entities under its remit facing serious difficulties are resolved effectively and with a minimal cost to taxpayers and the real economy.

Counter to their negative contentions it is argued that the essentially Arian problems within Paul's description described by Deliverance remain real, widespread, and critical, but that no serious difficulties are visible as yet in the fundamentally Athanasian reading of Paul's justification texts Deliverance offers.