Sentence examples for difficulties and differences from inspiring English sources
Their argument goes something like this: ritual should be understood as a space in which the inevitable imperfections, difficulties and differences of life are left behind for an "as if" world where regulation and peace are momentarily possible.
"Although there are still difficulties and differences, we are determined to show the necessary will and courage to overcome the remaining outstanding issues," they said in a joint statement.
Difficulties, and differences of opinion, arise when attempts are made at providing a terminological and descriptive systematization of such type(s) of patients.
Despite the language barrier and off-field issues, Gonzalez has also overcome difficulties and differences on the pitch by earning himself a regular place in the Silkmen's starting line-up, while a section of fans have taken to calling him the non-league Messi.
"I do have to say that I know that my colleagues have dealt with the new secretary of state in the past and have found him to be pragmatic and reasonable, if I can put it that way, remembering of course the obvious political difficulties and differences that are there... ........ Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies congratulated his "close colleague" on his promotion.
In this paper we examine the brain atlas concordance problem, an issue that stems from difficulties and differences in the description of brain structures, and that presents certain obstacles for the neuroscience research community.
"Did not understand the difficulties and difference with twins.
Fifth, as with any observational study, the association between RSI method and a higher chance of intubation success does not necessarily prove causality and may be confounded by unmeasured factors, such as patient's underlying comorbidity, airway difficulty, and differences in procedural skill.
Language difficulties and cultural differences made it difficult for authorities to liaise with their families.
However, to date there have been no studies comparing cognition and neuroanatomical characteristics of 22q11DS with other syndromes to investigate if the cognitive strengths and difficulties and neuroanatomical differences associated with 22q11DS are specific to the syndrome.
Barriers were described, such as the lack of communication between health services providers and migrants, due to idiomatic difficulties and cultural differences.
