Sentence examples for difficulties in procuring from inspiring English sources
Domestic project developers perceive difficulties in procuring underlying finance as key barrier in materializing CDM project activities in a unilateral design.
Many studies have shown that kidney-derived progenitor cells are very effective at ameliorating injury in rodent models of acute and chronic kidney disease, but difficulties in procuring the cells, accompanied with a lack of knowledge regarding their safety, efficacy, and mechanisms of action, are currently preventing these cells from being used in the clinic.
Part of the reason is that scheduling American tours has become a bigger headache because of greater difficulties in procuring the necessary visas.
The late departures may have been the result of difficulties in procuring ships in response to the unexpected demand, but the results would be tragic.
Difficulties in procuring suitable donors further preclude the broader application of BMT for the treatment of CML [ 6].
In addition, difficulties in procuring machines, materials and restrictions on mobility and marketing mean that girls are not likely to embark on a major entrepreneurial enterprise.
However experts say some of those states are under pressure to use chemical cocktails because of the difficulty in procuring the drugs necessary for single-dose executions.
There has been no difficulty in procuring enough of the raw ingredients that go into making doxycycline, according to Mr. Reicher of Halsey Pharmaceuticals, who said there were eight suppliers.
The difficulty in procuring for America an arsenal adequate to ensure national security at the lowest possible price is no more insolvable than dozens of other problems the American people face.
These things can't be rushed, after all, and with medical data there are ethical considerations and a difficulty in procuring enough data.
Other challenges include the difficulty in procuring and verifying documents from other (sometimes unstable) countries; and the time required to weigh evidence in complex cases, including requests for asylum.
