Sentence examples for and difficulties in the from inspiring English sources
But the debt crisis and difficulties in the banking sector have adjusted priorities.
Collecting big things, like (say) historic utility poles, or used truck tires, is liable to create practical problems and difficulties in the family.
The first chapter, "Evolution of the Space Shuttle Program," will tell the history of the original concepts behind the shuttle, including the "design trade-offs" and difficulties in the early program.
2. Learn about the terrorist histories of those countries and the potential successes and difficulties in the ongoing war against terrorism by reading and discussing "U.S. Sees Battles After Afghan War in Lawless Areas".
The company had already said earlier in the year that it would reduce its white-collar work force by 5,000 workers, and difficulties in the car rental industry related to the slump in air travel have sharply cut profits at Hertz, a Ford unit.
The State Council, an important body similar to the White House cabinet, said in a statement late Wednesday that "there are still many conflicts and difficulties in the process of economic recovery," including high unemployment, the threat of inflation and sovereign debt problems abroad.
The delay and difficulty in the Qing adjustment to the Western presence may possibly be ascribed to both external and internal factors.
Hence, our proposed method can significantly reduce the complexity and difficulty in the implementation of the NDD fashion.
He ascribes this to increasing specificity and difficulty in the type of questions being asked as people get used to the service, leading to harder answers.
In the general anesthesia of patients with BSS, it is necessary to note air leakage during mask ventilation and difficulty in the insertion of a peripheral intravenous catheter.
However, due to the more complex thermal deformation mechanism and difficulty in the monitoring technology caused by a huge volume, overcoming its thermal error problems is extremely difficult.
