Sentence examples for ancient difficulties from inspiring English sources

These memoir pieces circle around ancient difficulties, and refuse to move on.

Warner, 26, is very much the modern cricketer, albeit perhaps with an ancient difficulty once he has had a few drinks.

It is known that analyzing DNA from ancient samples causes difficulties either because of DNA degradation or contamination by contemporary DNA.

Most studies of ancient binders acknowledge considerable difficulties in accurate identification due to the degradation of the original compounds, the mixture and interaction of materials present in the preparation, paint and protective layers, and the small sample size [25 27].

There are many difficulties in interpreting ancient medical writings, and the descriptive terms used by ancient authors for clinical conditions are often misleading.

That Benedict's papacy has gone from crisis to crisis points to its difficulties as an ancient institution still struggling with modernity, even though the liberalizing Second Vatican Council in the 1960s was supposed to update the church's relation to the world.

OMR applied to ancient music shows several additional difficulties with respect to classic OMR [6].

As we used a museum specimen, the difficulties associated with ancient DNA studies are relevant to this analysis.

Our data also highlights the difficulties in dating ancient whole genome duplication events, and that caution is necessary when using such estimates to draw conclusion about the evolutionary consequences of polyploidy.

Aristotle, another ancient philosopher complained, "surrounds the difficulty of his subject with the obscurity of his language, and thus avoids refutation — producing darkness, like a squid, in order to make himself hard to capture".

This illustrates the difficulty of inferring ancient stoneworkers' design intentions from narrowly-defined optimal values.