Sentence examples for difficulties highlighted from inspiring English sources

The difficulties highlighted by members of the Radiology Committee included a paucity of beds for cancer research, poor record keeping and follow up, and inefficient use of radium.

The artist said her difficulties highlighted the industry's problems.

Indeed, the very sort of difficulties highlighted by the Government here were cited by this Court in deciding that the approach later mandated by Congress under RFRA was not required as a matter of constitutional law under the Free Exercise Clause.

And in the United States, Mr. Obama's political difficulties — highlighted by the Democrats' loss of the Massachusetts Senate seat long held by the late Edward M. Kennedy — is a setback for his contentious cap-and-trade plan, making it unlikely it will become law this year.

He said there was "no excuse" for some of the difficulties highlighted during the BBC's NHS week and the government had a plan to help hospitals cope.

That does not mean that Otherwise than Being was not motivated by the difficulties highlighted in Totality and Infinity by Jacques Derrida and others.

Remaining technical difficulties are highlighted in order to suggest key directions for future work.

And what's the cost of that going to be to mop that up?" The government's Senate difficulties were highlighted on Sunday when the PUP leader, Clive Palmer, and one of the PUP senators, Jacqui Lambie, reaffirmed that they would not support deregulation of university fees.

Remaining difficulties are highlighted, as are new therapeutic insights that have emerged.

Such difficulties are highlighted when, as in China, only some 30% of health worker salaries is paid by the central government [ 23].

Several potential difficulties are highlighted and addressed, including access to information technology, identifying relevant populations and the handling of sensitive information.