Sentence examples for bringing difficulties from inspiring English sources

Gene families usually experiences extensive segmental and tandem duplication over the evolutionary history, thus bringing difficulties in identifying their orthologous relationships across different species.

Introducing an English-only dimension to Westminster lawmaking would certainly bring difficulties for Ed Miliband's party.

But being on the cutting edge has brought difficulties as well.

But it also brings difficulties – especially for someone like Byrne, who hasn't performed much Shakespeare.

But this also brings difficulties that neither author, in the end, is able to overcome.

Wiggins appreciates the attentions of well-wishers but says his new fame brings difficulties, particularly for his family.

Mr Reid senior told a fringe meeting that devolution will bring difficulties, but "Donald and I will work them out together".

Friendships with politically outspoken figures such as WEB Dubois and Paul Robeson brought difficulties during the McCarthy era and her film career almost ground to a halt.

But in an exclusive Guardian interview he says that while he appreciates the warm public reaction such a level of fame brings difficulties, particularly for his family.

Unfortunately, such decomposition is mathematically non-unique, which brings difficulties to interpretation, and requires some physical constraint.

However, supercritical carbon dioxide has different compressibility and thermal properties from water and ideal gas, which bring difficulties to flow field analysis.