Sentence examples for difficulties in merging from inspiring English sources
The persistence of this search illustrates the difficulties in merging the myriad of hepatic functions into one structure.
Analysts said the difficulties in merging those two banks should raise a warning flag for Deutsche Bank, which will try to bridge a much wider gulf between two companies on two continents.
In the Phase I study, despite the standardized survey methodology developed specifically for the study, lack of centralized coordination resulted in unilateral adaptation of survey procedures and difficulties in merging the datasets, thus limiting the potential for comparative analyses.
Although in retrospect it can be seen that the dimensions of openness framework and the IEHIA method are complementary rather than fundamentally contradictory, some practical difficulties in merging these views led into their development side by side rather than together within the project.
Senator Leonard Lance, a Republican, recalled the difficulty in merging Hardwick Township with Pahaquarry Township in Warren County in 1997.
Sprint Nextel has struggled since the purchase, plagued by technical problems, unfocused marketing and a difficulty in merging the two companies' work forces into a cohesive whole.
In briefings filed with the court, Mr. Braswell's lawyers argued that, because of his conviction, he had incurred substantial expenses for psychiatric treatment, found his credibility questioned in business dealings, and had difficulty in merging his business with other companies.
"If you organize the stake-holders in ways that maximize the functional relations between and among them, it's almost irrelevant where it reports organizationally". "There's always difficulty in merging offices one would naturally imagine there would be some tensions," said Stewart.
A challenge in using these was the difficulty in merging the multiple marker sets into a single consistent map.
Fixed bug in merging step.
