Sentence examples for difficulties in achieving a from inspiring English sources

But the crisis in the Balkans has already made clear the difficulties in achieving a common foreign policy.

The report also underscored that the difficulties in achieving a secure retirement is a national problem, regardless of gender.

In some buildings there are "difficulties in achieving a good cleaning standard" and rises in staff numbers mean some stations are highly overcrowded.

Addressing these challenges requires complex synchronization and communication among the processors leading to difficulties in achieving a good speedup by parallelization.

Such a polymer is poly tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE), for which Araki investigated the compressive relaxation behaviour at temperatures between 60 and 150°C and met major difficulties in achieving a satisfactory systemization of his curves when using the principles of thermorheologically simple materials.

Lawyers at the larger firms usually have to deal with long work hours, few vacations and difficulties in achieving a fair work-life balance.

This said, we found that when researchers were motivated and enthusiastic about public participation, and where funding for such an initiative was available, we had few difficulties in achieving an ideal environment to foster this approach.

As a result, a designer often encounters considerable difficulty in achieving a structural solution that meets the target displacement and attains a desired yield mechanism.

These findings demonstrate the difficulty in achieving a definitive molecular diagnosis because of the complexity of interpreting new variants and the genetic heterogeneity that is associated with these neuropathies.

All three face deflation problems, ie they have, or may have, difficulty in achieving a sufficiently low real interest rate.' Krugman pointed out that the US had its own equivalent of the restrictive European Stability Pact, because of the legal obligation for the US state and local governments to have balanced budgets (thus offsetting the supposed stimulus from Washington).

In doing so, this introductory paper provides a brief assessment of the ways in which the papers in the special issue have furthered our understanding of the difficulty in achieving a sustainable automotive industry, and some of the measures that might be taken as progress towards that difficult goal.