Sentence examples for considerable difficulties that from inspiring English sources
It's not quite Mr. Romney's constant description of a tattered and threadbare country, but it does acknowledge the considerable difficulties that remain.
Concorde had other considerable difficulties that led to its dismal sales performance.
It also underscores the considerable difficulties that both the military and the detainees appear to have had in wrestling with the often thin or conflicting evidence involved.
The word "concretely" was removed, and the sentence simply reflects the considerable difficulty that was reported in the Lüscher and Palmiter papers to avoid compensatory effects for Grin1 deletion.
A nice example of the challenge with ion channel manipulations with genetic methods was the considerable difficulty that was reported by the Palmiter and Lüscher groups in 2008 for DA neuron Grin1 ablation.
VON RIBBENTROP: On 17 November 1938 Lipski came to see me and declared that the problem involved considerable difficulties and that the Danzig question in particular was very difficult in view of Poland's entire attitude.
We chose to control for age and gender during analysis rather than matching for these variables during enrolment, because of considerable logistic difficulties that we would have encountered in identifying appropriate matched controls.
In addition, there is considerable complexity in behavioural difficulties that may accompany ASD, and recent research pointed out that this may not be sufficiently captured by the peer problem scale of the SDQ (Russell et al. 2013).
He felt that the Annings should not live in such "considerable difficulty" considering that they have "found almost all the fine things, which have been submitted to scientific investigation..."..
Premier Chou En-lai told the congress that Communist China had "suffered from serious national calamities" for three consecutive years and that "considerable difficulties have occurred in the national economy".
Findings suggest that considerable difficulties exist not just in terms of technical challenges, but also in terms of ethics, values, complexity and communications in schools.
