Sentence examples for because of difficulties with from inspiring English sources

But of the 450, the department was unable to refurbish 6, including the Harrison Place building, because of difficulties with tenants, department officials said.

Construction was slow, partly because of difficulties with the building material, which was "solomite", an insulating fabric of compressed straw used by Le Corbusier.

Target's discount stores reported growth of 2.1percentt, in large part because of difficulties with its women's apparel business, a company spokeswoman said.

Mr. Fiasco had barely begun when he had to interrupt "The Instrumental," the latest single from his debut album, "Food & Liquor," because of difficulties with the sound.

Florida law requires counties to use either touch-screen or optical scanning machines in future statewide elections because of difficulties with punch-card ballots in the 2000 presidential election.

David Pack, partnerships manager at the corporation, says it is worried by evidence suggesting that female entrepreneurs are half as likely to start a business as their male counterparts, particularly because of difficulties with access to finance.

However, root biomass is often overlooked because of difficulty with measurement.

Stainless steel suture is high in tensile strength but is not widely used in flexor tendon repair because of difficulty with handling and knot tying.

Therefore, to determine the possibility of glycosylation, PLD4 proteins from mouse spleen were analyzed by enzymatic deglycosylation (because of difficulty with analyzing trace amounts of endogenous PLD4 protein expressed in the cerebellum).

The patient needed to be re-intubated because of difficulty with bag mask ventilation.

One patient was excluded from this study because of difficulty with delineating tumor contours by the three clinicians.