Sentence examples for benefits the difficulty from inspiring English sources

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Controversies include disputes over fluoridation's benefits and the strength of the evidence basis for these benefits, the difficulty of identifying harms, legal issues over whether water fluoride is a medicine, and the ethics of mass intervention.

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However, during the extraction process of deeper and gassier coal seams, new challenges to current gas control methods have emerged, these include the conflict between the coal mine safety and the economic benefits, the difficulties in reservoirs improvement, as well as the imbalance between pre-gas drainage, roadway development and coal mining.

Congress's inability to cleanly extend even emergency measures though 2012 — including the temporary payroll tax cut and federal unemployment benefits — underscores the difficulty.

The reasons why this approach is less effective in inducing clinical benefits include the difficulty to provide enough stimulatory co-signals to exceed heavily overweighted inhibitory conditions in the tumor microenvironment.

In spite of these benefits, the synthetic difficulty and complex surface structure associated with polymer brushes have hindered their utilization for constructing multifunctional, patterned surfaces.

For all the pain that hard times have heaped on troubled families, there is at least one view that sees some benefit to the difficulty with divorcing.

The factors that influence the use of ecodesign, the benefits and the difficulties were also investigated.

The potential benefits and the difficulties are increased when considering the high value added spare parts market.

Rev Adrian Dorrian said there was a "sense of hopelessness" among young people and they were becoming more reliant on benefits due to the difficulty of finding employment.

Instead of discussing upcoming rehearsals, bad blisters, and casting, DeBona plunged fearlessly into topics that lack conversation in the dance world, including work cuts, health and dental benefit cuts, and the difficulty of being a working-class citizen in an artistic career.

Still, given the almost certain mortality of refractory cardiogenic shock, a subgroup of cardiac surgical patients will clearly benefit from ECMO; the difficulty lies in identifying this group of patients in a timely fashion.

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