Sentence examples for an understanding of the difficulties from inspiring English sources

A fair and good rating system is desirable, I agree, but only with an understanding of the difficulties presented by the nature of the two professions.

Like them, Time Reborn tries not only to convey an understanding of the difficulties faced by contemporary physicists, but also to advance novel solutions to those problems.

What I hope we see from the Chancellor is an understanding of the difficulties families are facing and a response to make life easier and better for them.

Recently the structures of the transmembrane domain of mGlu1 and mGlu5 have been solved revealing the binding site of allosteric modulators which provides an understanding of the difficulties to date and an opportunity for future structure based approaches to drug design.

Considering the development of professions in this light adds to an understanding of the difficulties inherent in working intersectorally.

Clinic managers expressed their disillusionment with their supervisors, who were perceived to be uncooperative and who lacked an understanding of the difficulties faced by them.

Staff in this study (mainly female GPs) emphasised the need for respectful treatment and individual solutions, and showed an understanding of the difficulty of changing lifestyle.

Although the parents did not perceive physical functioning problems to the extent that their child did, the results from this study suggest that HRQOL measures used with children with severe SLI should embrace questions pertaining to physical functioning if the researchers or clinicians wish to gain an understanding of the extent of difficulties perceived by the child and his/her parent.

Beyond providing evidence for the effectiveness of this audio-visual training, these results contribute to an understanding of the nature of reading difficulties and successful training.

Alternatively, such genetic information might lead to a better understanding of the difficulties an individual is facing and so perhaps to better-tailored intervention strategies.

Those who would instinctively oppose the proposal may find, on closer inspection, much they agree with, and certainly an enhanced understanding of the difficulties the game is facing.