Sentence examples similar to comprehension of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Letta said he had "comprehension" for the difficulties of Berlusconi and his lawmakers following Berlusconi's conviction last month for tax fraud, but it was vital that these should be "clearly separated" from the fate of his government.

It's fair to say that Greene has no real comprehension of the depth of the difficulties facing utilitarian theory.

In the case of acidity, which is one of the most important parameters for comprehension of the corrosion mechanisms, some difficulties arise when comparing pH measurements because of the failure of the classical aqueous pH scale in these organic solutions.

Prefinal VISA-A-G questionnaire testing revealed some difficulties in comprehension of the questions 1 and 6.

These two last effects are difficult to be followed experimentally in the nanoscale, which render difficulties to the comprehension of the whole phenomenon.

Owing to difficulties associated with the morphological identification of macroalgae, our results indicate that current comprehension of the Canadian Arctic flora is weak.

But essential to all is comprehension of the topographical map.

BRETT PEISER, chief executive of the Uncommon Schools network, on the difficulty of teaching reading comprehension as compared to teaching math.

I know of the difficulties.

The patients' good comprehension of requests and their difficulty expressing metapragmatic knowledge suggest that they differ from controls in how they "explain the world": their knowledge of the event sequence was not based on verbally expressible knowledge about the relationship between the structural characteristics of a request utterance and those of its social production context.

Exclusion criteria are the presence of metastasis or relapse, severe mental deterioration and comprehension difficulties of the Italian language.