Sentence examples for difficulties because it is from inspiring English sources

"The Basin fire poses more logistical difficulties because it is burning in inaccessible areas," Mr. Larsen said.

Only PqTec-SJC has major difficulties, because it is not hosted inside a campus.

However, the design of ligand systems with vanadium catalysts would face difficulties, because it is difficult to experimentally determine the structures of the active species of vanadium catalysts.

We undertook the study despite these difficulties because it is important to understand the extent to which commissioners are achieving their goals.

But Marta, the ninth-largest system in the country, faces a particular difficulty because it is the only major system that does not receive any dedicated money from the state.

This dependency causes the most difficulty because it is the least precisely known feature of a nanofluid.

So back to the election polls -- unlike most other types of polling, this is by design, fraught with difficulty because it is predicated on behavior.

The difficulty arises because it is not known, and we must replace it by its maximum-likelihood estimate, (which also minimizes X).

When they started working together ("Husbands" was shot in 1969), Cassavetes wanted to ramp up the collaborations — "his dream would be to have everybody in the film do everything," to take turns handling the camera and acting, to write scenes together — but "he had difficulty because it was his vision".

The Islamic State could be a source of villainous characters, but it's fraught with difficulty because it's made up of so many different nationalities drawn from the Middle East, North America, Britain and beyond.

Mozart's difficulties arise possibly because it is the least overblown of music.