Sentence examples for added difficulties from inspiring English sources

Being a woman presented Ms. Colvin with certain added difficulties.

The study also projected increased absenteeism from sicknesses associated with AIDS and added difficulties in recruiting.

However, the objects-first strategy has created added difficulties to both the teaching and learning of programming.

When that data is incomplete, poorly defined, or wrong, there are immediate consequences: angry customers, wasted time, and added difficulties in the execution of strategy.

Many surgeons are reluctant to use esophageal stents during neoadjuvant therapy for esophageal cancer because of concerns about nutritional status, stent-related complications, or added difficulties during esophagogastrectomy.

"I'm more invigorated than ever," Mrs. Rell, a Republican, said of the added difficulties she may face as a result of Democratic gains in the State Legislature, in Connecticut's Congressional delegation and in the White House.

When you're expanding faster than you're being paid, hiring staff, finding an office and managing stock can take on added difficulty.

An added difficulty was being able to see the words of the text within the inner layers of the rolled-up scroll.

Another added difficulty, Ciborowski said, is that Tim cannot walk up stairs (Tim's feet are bigger than a typical stair step) and has to take an elevator or ramp.

An added difficulty in our study is multilingualism.

With players travelling from europe and not just across the continent there is added difficulty for teams to be consistent.