The phrase "arise difficult" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a challenge or difficulty that comes up, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "When problems arise, it can be difficult to find a solution."
Alternatives: "present challenges" or "create difficulties."
Whether real conflicts arise is difficult to track or assess, they say.
It opened up a number of challenging questions, the kinds that can only arise in difficult projects like this one.
In every country, politicians are having to deal with the nationalist and protectionist impulses that arise in difficult economic times.
Most support groups are run by trained professionals, such as social workers, and can help caregivers devise productive strategies for dealing with intra-family conflicts or tensions that may arise around difficult caregiving decisions.
When you do, you better connect with yourself and your needs vs. requiring someone else to handle them, have a greater chance to arise from difficult feelings and truly negotiate life far better.
Mindfulness expert Mirabai Bush, famous for introducing it to Google, says: "Introducing mindfulness into the workplace does not prevent conflict from arising or difficult issues from coming up.
And so there arises another difficult question about Alzheimer's and dementia: do you put patients on strong drugs to manage their behaviour, or is it better for the patient to be angry but more aware of what is happening?
When a persuasive challenge arises, how difficult a challenge is it?
The inherent structure of the network, and hence the mechanisms by which predicted metabolic behavior arises, is difficult to ascertain from the flux distribution as a whole.
Moreover, in contrast with other phases of anesthesia (intraoperative, tracheal extubation and recovery periods), induction of anesthesia is associated with a decreased incidence of claims arising from difficult airway management (DAM) during 1993 1999 compared with that during 1985–1992.
