Sentence examples for difficulties dictated from inspiring English sources

Cost maintenance and growing difficulties dictated an upgrade.

Financial difficulties dictated the name change, which was followed by a change in music direction.

Over the course of the following day or days he would, with increasing difficulty, dictate the night's mental excursions to an assistant.

They noted the difficulty level as being dictated by the enemies' strategic placements in the various environments; they added that while Act 1 is easy, the remainder of the game is very difficult.

The only difficulty is that word is dictated by the secretary of state.

Yeah so that was the difference.' ID17 (male in his thirties) The usability of the two devices was also dictated by the technological difficulties that participants' encountered.

"The only difficulty is that that word is dictated to the judge by the secretary of state.

He munched on another chip before adding: "At the same time, it's true to say that the difficulty in the film business today dictated that I finance this film myself.

Worldwide, there are many examples of potentially attractive exploratory plays that remain underexplored, and thus underdeveloped, due to the difficulties involved in financing and executing the activities dictated by the current exploratory model.

Use of self-report data in the study was dictated, in part, by the extreme difficulty in gaining access to the OHIP database and in linking OHIP data to specific individuals given federal privacy legislation.

If you have particular difficulty with any of the requirements of abstinence as dictated by your religious beliefs, make a note of them and see if they resolve in time or get worse.