Sentence examples for difficulties are inevitable from inspiring English sources
Officials and proponents of the cleanup say difficulties are inevitable given the monumental scale of the problems.
Some of its difficulties were inevitable: dependent on raw materials for much of its export earnings, it was whacked by the collapse in commodity prices.
Furthermore, the diminishing linkage between experienced stressors and perceptions of stress suggests that older adults' appraisal may be an adaptive coping strategy that emerges to buffer some of the difficulties that are inevitable in later life.
Obama is not preparing the American people for the sacrifices and difficulties that are inevitable in any attempt to stabilize a conflict-ridden country.
Direct comparisons between nonrandomised studies are illustrative, but fraught with difficulty, as there are inevitable differences in treatment regimes and patient parameters, especially in the extent of treatment prior to high-dose therapy.
Scottish Environment Secretary Richard Lochhead said: "While there are inevitable difficulties verifying the extent and size of the leak, it's vital that Shell and DECC make information available on an open, transparent and regular basis".
On the other hand, if these trials are considered and a missing SEM is replaced by a substitute SEM, two major difficulties of this approach are inevitable.
To be sure, there are inevitable evidentiary difficulties in rape cases, and they added to the jury's problems in reaching a definitive verdict.
In part, Mr. Schroder's difficulties stem from teething problems that are inevitable given the Social Democrats' 16-year absence from power, and from the fact that a coalition government with the Greens was widely regarded as unlikely before the September elections, so few preparations for it were made.
The most damaging charge against President Bush isn't that the rescue operation encountered difficulties — that was inevitable — but that he failed to take proactive steps.
