Sentence examples for difficult providing from inspiring English sources

As Eldredge noted in his book, Unfinished Synthesis (Eldredge 1985), "Hierarchies at first glance seem to make matters much more difficult, providing no help at all in managing complexity because they are themselves so complex.

Because motifs do not make simple, additive contributions to spontaneous translocation, rational engineering of novel SMTPs will remain difficult, providing even more reason to pursue SMTP discovery with synthetic molecular evolution.

Although altering such social and cultural values would be difficult, providing complementary chronic care services, such as nurse-led clinics as well as support and sharing from patient self-help groups, might be a possible solution.

The first thing companies need to do sounds easy, but is notoriously difficult: provide customers with what they want.

The B.P.P. makes that more difficult by providing an independent check on the official numbers.

But it focused heavily on immigration, a difficult subject providing rich opportunities for evasion and disappointment.

It becomes more difficult in providing or analysing the guaranteed QoS.

Hospitals outside of Kabul have a difficult time providing anything more than rudimentary care.

Most exist illegally, making employment difficult and providing no recourse to state services.

Especially difficult is providing health services to nomadic groups, which also represent substantial numbers.

Providing such clinical contraceptive methods is more difficult than providing certain resupply methods, such as condoms, on postpartum wards.