Sentence examples for difficulties in explaining from inspiring English sources

While analysts were generally impressed by the near-term revenue growth, the company's difficulties in explaining clearly what is happening in its business sales drew intense scrutiny from financial analysts.

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, is due to give a speech to Scottish business leaders in Glasgow on Friday, where he will attack Alex Salmond's difficulties in explaining what he would do if an independent Scotland is deprived of access to the pound.

Joe Andrew, the national chairman of the Democratic National Committee, held a news conference here to unveil plans to use television advertisements, Web sites and roadshows to criticize Mr. Bush's record in Texas and his occasional difficulties in explaining his policies.

They may, however, have more difficulties in explaining power-rights.

Due to the difficulties in explaining what sleep actually is and the lack of research outside of birds and mammals, scientists tend to be a little hesitant when attributing the word sleep to reptiles, fish and especially invertebrates, and prefer to use the term rest instead.

Locke then went on to conjecture that it might be just as easy for God to add the power of thought to a system of matter organized in the right way as for God to connect an immaterial thinking thing to a body (ibid).. Clearly, the difficulties in explaining how an immaterial mind could relate to a material body play a significant role in leading Locke to this position.

Both amino acid constraint hypothesis and the translation initiation hypothesis have difficulties in explain certain observations.

The doctor has no difficulty in explaining why this patient captures his attention.

The BBC may be forgiven for having difficulty in explaining this staggeringly unequal conflict in all its complexity.

The public row with Mr. Barak illustrated the magnitude of Mr. Netanyahu's retreat and his difficulty in explaining it.

Where all this leaves the replacement of Trident and the Royal Navy's two supercarriers - two hugely expensive projects, surely both irrelevant in the fight against terrorism - the SDSR will have difficulty in explaining.