Sentence examples for difficulties attendant from inspiring English sources

In definite relation to the increased difficulties attendant upon the practice of murder, music has become more and more sadistic.

The communication difficulties attendant on the aftermath of civil conflict mean they may not have seen Real Madrid win the European Champions League last month.

The delegation's head, the Bush administration's secretary for health and human services, says abstinence is "the only sure way of avoiding sexually transmitted disease, premature pregnancy and the social and personal difficulties attendant to nonmarital sexual activity".

And what she succeeds in doing is to tread, with flamboyant showmanship, a fine line between acknowledging the difficulties attendant on middle age – not ducking out of writing about the menopause (taboo subject), the unravelling of marriages and the challenges of looking after antique parents – without turning her book into a downer.

The risks and difficulties attendant on the construction of gravity walls have been avoided, in suitable conditions, through the use of concrete monoliths sunk to the required foundation depth, either from the existing ground surface or, where the natural surface slopes, from fill added and dredged from the front of the quay wall on completion.

This example also provides a nice illustration of the inevitable difficulties attendant on attempts to localize singular structure.

In Paris there is no enthusiasm for political union, partly because it would require the negotiation of a major new treaty, with all the attendant difficulties.

ONE reason for Japan's reliance on nuclear power with all its attendant difficulties of building reactors safely in an earthquake zone is its lack of indigenous energy sources.

Historian Tom Holland ran into some of the attendant difficulties with his recent revisionist history of the religion's birth, but perhaps doing the job in a medium largely unused for the purpose, partly for a less familiar western audience, will reinvigorate the telling and the truth of it.

The president, who will speak of the threat posed by IS at the UN General Assembly on September 24th, was clear that he would not hesitate to take the fight against IS into Syria, despite all its attendant difficulties, especially the absence of ground forces to work with.

Herding or flocking behaviour has been the subject of many studies and it serves here as an illustration of the computation of mutual information and its attendant difficulties.