Sentence examples for considerable difficulty to from inspiring English sources

Safina proceeded, with considerable difficulty, to close out the set and then romp into her first Grand Slam semifinal with a 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-0 victory.

Finally, an alternative CPORT docking run was performed under slightly different conditions, resulting in better energies and a higher percentage of correct structures, but with considerable difficulty to discriminate correct from incorrect structures.

She said their apology to the hearing this month was "less than wholehearted and rapid", and their "response on the part of the congregation has caused considerable difficulties to the work of the inquiry".

This progression ironically has brought considerable difficulties to the critical care physician who deals with multiorgan failure rather than the patient presenting to the emergency department with chest pain or single-organ pathology.

There is a reflexive loop here that poses considerable difficulties to practitioners and patients alike, as attested by the centrality of the task of learning how to differentiate between 'real' physiological hunger and 'emotional' or 'triggered' hunger.

Just as we are trotting along, secure in the writer's hands on the reins, Drabble is capable of rearing back from the narrative: "If this story were merely a fiction," she points out, "it would be possible to fill in these gaps with plausible incidents, but the narrator here has to admit to considerable difficulty, indeed to failure".

These Māori are likely to have faced considerable difficulty adjusting to the reforms of the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The validation of the concentration levels of indoor contaminants and the measurement of ventilation parameters with CFD simulation results often poses considerable difficulty due to the effect of several confounding factors.

The effort to link biochemical pathways and molecular interactions to the behavior of whole cells and to infer causality from statistical correlation in large data sets in photo-chemotherapy is a matter of considerable difficulty, and to account for all biological variation is a very challenging goal.

Even though there is a considerable difficulty for NN to learn during the TEC prediction process on equinox days during this period due to the occurrence of an equatorial plasma bubble, which includes various ionospheric irregularity scales, causing a large day-tonight variation and a drastically-fluctuating component of the TEC, the hourly model is still able to predict TEC quite well.

However, the waste clay particles are removed from the solution after sorption process with considerable difficulties due to their high dispersion.