Sentence examples for as its difficulties from inspiring English sources

For all the talk of democracy, the army is growing more autocratic as its difficulties mount: it lifted martial law on March 31st, but replaced it with a decree that grants the coup-maker turned prime minister, Prayuth Chan-ocha, even greater power.

As its difficulties mounted over the past decade, La Salle tried to boost enrollment.

Over the past several weeks, however, the charter school began to have second thoughts as its difficulties became publicized and Smith supporters denounced the school at a Feb. 12 public hearing.

A measure of the computational complexity is presented to give the reader a sense of the robustness of this method as well as its difficulties.

Far from falling apart, they feel the experience was a year of ups and downs that should be remembered as much for its successes as its difficulties.

In richer versions of the model, job-seekers also consider the non-wage attributes of the job such as its difficulty and prestige, and may reject jobs even at relatively high wages if their utility from the job does not exceed a reservation utility level.

The second construct, "operational reasons for not using morphine" clustered items related to perceived in-hospital obstacles to use morphine, such as its difficulty to dose and its association with end of life and palliative care.

Replacing a leader who has dominated the party for so long, however, has its difficulties as well as its opportunities.

For the hypothesis that the item has the same difficulty as its average difficulty for all groups, statistically significant differences at an alpha level of 0.05 are shown below in Table 3 (a total of 6 items as follows: 5, 17, 23, 29, 41, 49).

Dan Rosen, who teaches American law at Chuo Law School in Tokyo, said he was troubled by the nature of the test as much as by its difficulty.

It has somehow to suggest that her dead husband is one of the best composers in Europe and as a result it has its difficulties.