Sentence examples for deep-seated difficulties from inspiring English sources

Johnson's plan may be undermined by his own deep-seated difficulties.

It may also reflect more deep-seated difficulties with modern western ideas about pleasure and what is considered 'serious' scientific pursuit".

Ratsiraka's years in power were marked by quarrels within the FNDR, by unrest outside, and by deep-seated economic difficulties.

Along with these ideological and political reasons for popular distrust, and even more deep-seated, are the inherent difficulties associated with law and with some legal functions.

"With downward pressure on China's economy building and deep-seated problems in development surfacing, the difficulties we are to encounter in the year ahead may be even more formidable than those of last year," Li warned the opening session of the National People's Congress NPCC), the tightly controlled legislature, as he delivered the government's work report.

The concept of national sovereignty has hardly disappeared: the continuing debate over whether to intervene in places like Sudan testifies to the difficulty of overcoming deep-seated resistance to interfering with what are still seen as internal affairs.

For deep-seated structural reasons, Retentional models have difficulty in accommodating the Immediacy Thesis.

The difficulties in treating these deep-seated infections and sepsis require urgent measures to prevent further spread of MRSA.

But this year's report sets out the difficulties of reaching the target more clearly, warning that "deep-seated problems are surfacing; painful structural adjustments need to be made; the pace of economic growth is changing".

In the development of the Biology Concept Inventory, "deep-seated, and often unaddressed, misconceptions about random processes" emerged as factors contributing to student difficulties in learning evolutionary and molecular biology (Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky, 2008; Klymkowsky and Garvin-Doxas, 2008).

The difficulty has been first of all to provide free drainage for these deep-seated lesions, then still more difficult to maintain that freedom continuously over the period which is required for internal healing.