Sentence examples for another difficulty has from inspiring English sources

Another difficulty has been the agency's periodic refusal to be in full sync with the presidents it serves.

Another difficulty has been convincing school administrators whose first impulse is often to expel students who have made threats, even empty ones, that doing so only pushes the problem onto another school or leaves a child at home with free time to surf the Internet and nurse a grudge against the school.

Another difficulty has been the ongoing dispute between the United States and the European Union over genetically modified corn.

Another difficulty has to do with the linearisable character which is assessed through the relation of the ultradiscrete system to its discrete parent and not in an intrinsic way.

The added problem is players such as Kante and Mahrez can achieve that again - but they will not do it at Leicester, so inevitably seek the possibilities elsewhere, another difficulty Shakespeare has had to confront.

Excess difficulty has been another impression of Rouse's score, which proved too demanding for its original commissioner.

They had only to look at the example of Iraq, where the absence of such an agreement led to the premature withdrawal of all American forces, with baleful consequences for the country's security.Another difficulty has been the extent to which America would be obliged to defend Afghanistan against aggression from outside.

But this "difficulty" has increased in recent years.

Another, directly related, difficulty had to do with the ontological status of ideas: do ideas have any reality apart from God?

Layoffs, losses and difficulty have been its watchword.

Another main category, "communication difficulties", has been primarily linked to "hearing ability or disability", "lifestyle and relationship changes", and others' attitudes.