Sentence examples for be a difficulty of from inspiring English sources

"Also there would be a difficulty of scheduling and promoting a final when you don't know who is going to be in it.

After discussions with the raters, the underlying reason for this result appears to be a difficulty of distinguishing boredom from sleepiness.

Common sense would indicate there's a difficulty of enforcement".

Into this arena marches a trio of mechanical bourgeois, who are actually (it's a difficulty of staging the play) gods.

And there is a difficulty of scope; no responsible art historian would have attempted to cover both antique and post-medieval art".

This is a difficulty for any area of human service.

It is a major difficulty of docking control in the probe and drogue refueling.

Measuring the night-time exposure levels is a common difficulty of studies involving personal dosimetry.

Delayed reporting might be a result of difficulty in tracking infections in outpatient populations (18 ).

"They said there would be a lot of difficulties".

"Knowing my framework, I knew there would be a lot of difficulties with my framework supporting iOS 7," Biggs says.