Sentence examples similar to an intertwined difficulty from inspiring English sources

Before proceeding to a consideration of Japanese Pure Land Buddhist thought, it may be useful to note two intertwined difficulties that it presents for modern Western readers in particular: an extensive scriptural and commentarial tradition, and apparent resemblances to familiar forms of Christian thought.

Mr. Schlee had an intertwined history with Uruguay and Brazil.

Nearby is "The Kiss," a 1969 painting of an intertwined couple.

They do have an intertwined history but once they separated, they went their own ways.

Diabetes-associated mutation G20R perturbs the dimerization domain of HNF-1α, an intertwined four-helix bundle.

But to my mind, it is an intertwined, uniquely British one.

Instead, an intertwined gender- and dialect-dependent pattern was found.

Figure 2 The phase portrait of an intertwined attractor.

The deposits had a tubular morphology with an intertwined structure (Fig. 5c).

… Enabling researchers to adopt informal, networked communication of an intertwined perspective of research and teaching.

Increasingly, that clash is reflected in an intertwined mixture of personal conflicts and dysfunctional organizational management.