Sentence examples for difficulties for both the from inspiring English sources

This has created difficulties for both the drug companies and drug regulators.

However, the question of how bodies are individuated the principles according to which they are distinguished from one another and maintain identity through time and change presents especially interesting and thorny difficulties for both the adjectival and subjectival views of bodies.

The draftees' refusal to put on a uniform or cooperate in any way caused difficulties for both the government and the COs.

In line with our argument for the stronger compatibility effect, symptoms of object-based neglect should result in particular difficulties for both the processing of carry and borrow problems in neglect patients because in both cases specific reference to the neglected tens digit is necessary.

Likewise, the leading reason for non-hospitalization is financial difficulties for both of the two groups (57.9 % among empty-nesters and 47.6 % among non-empty-nesters), followed by "illness not serious" (21.3 % among empty-nesters and 27.6 % among non-empty-nesters).

Algebraic models (often called "term models") may be constructed without difficulty for both the inequational and the equational systems of CL that were introduced in section 2.1.

The other reason was attributed to the progressively increasing level of difficulty for both the six tasks in the VET and the sequence of items in each part of the test.

McGuinness, who claims to have left the IRA in 1974, though British and Irish intelligence believe he was active for longer, had acknowledged the difficulties for both himself and the Queen.

The introduction of SWNT, MWNT and GNS in these composites provides high conductivity as well as a relatively large area on which to deposit the PANI particles, which could effectively reduce the kinetic difficulties for both charge transfer and ion transport throughout the electrode.

In resource mobilisation, UNICEF raised $7.4 million locally between 2007 and 2011, a significant achievement given the economic difficulties for both corporate and individual donors since the financial and economic crisis began to bite in 2008.

As regards work in forests, after overcoming a transition period and the initial difficulties for both employers and workers in accepting the new legislation - apparently contrasting with methods and traditions that were firmly entrenched in this sector - one can now observe a gradual adaptation to, and respect for, the legislator's directives.