Sentence examples for contributed to the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Officials refused to say whether or not the condition of the body contributed to the difficulty of identifying the man.

The patchwork standards of each county in Florida contributed to the difficulty last year in arriving at a precise tabulation of votes, delaying the results for 36 days.

The constraints on his bodily movement may well have contributed to the difficulty, for in Act II, when he became more animated (whether following or bucking Mr. Wilson's lead), he also loosened up vocally, producing a warm, mellow sound in his middle register at medium volume.

This may have contributed to the difficulty obtaining the EUS-FNAB specimen in our case.

In particular, it was found that shared environmental factors contributed to the difficulty of identifying and communicating emotions, while shared genetic factors contributed to externally oriented thinking [41, 42].

The lack of guidance and formalized approaches to the development and dissemination of iCBT has arguably contributed to the difficulty in developing iCBT that is scalable and sustainable beyond academic evaluation and that can ultimately be adopted by healthcare providers.

He said the overall weakness in TV advertising had contributed to the difficulties.

Rules governing the trading and processing of derivatives, the complex financial instruments that contributed to the difficulties of several banking and insurance companies, have yet to be completed.

The captive animals, a colony of some 40 cotton-topped tamarins, may have contributed to the difficulties in Dr. Hauser's laboratory.

The rise in divorces, more frequent moves and shared custody among parents and other relatives have all contributed to the difficulties school systems face in trying to determine where students actually reside.

"It kept stalling because the engine was getting flooded," she said, explaining that her inexperience might have contributed to the difficulties ("I was starting with the choke"), though that doesn't explain the half of it.