Sentence examples for difficulties in working from inspiring English sources
"The difficulties in working with baby boomers is getting them to face their own mortality," he said.
In describing his difficulties in working on "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" (1962), Mr. Sondheim writes, "Farces are express trains; musicals are locals".
Our research findings at the University of Leeds, as part of the Tolerace project into the impact of the government's Prevent agenda in schools, showed that teachers often have great difficulties in working out what actually constitutes extremism, leaving it open to speculation and bias.
However, this can be caused by the imposition of tariffs by newly independent countries, civil disruption or war.A new theory is plantedThe intractable difficulties in working out the trade effect from previous currency unions means that previous estimates are fatally flawed.
There are, of course, some difficulties in working at two organizations that do vastly different things.
Due to difficulties in working with CO2 brine systems, however, few observations have been made of these properties at pressure, temperature, and fluid salinities that exist in target reservoirs.
Veneering allows the use of beautiful woods that because of limited availability, small size, or difficulty in working cannot be used in solid form for making furniture.
All technologies involving proteins are challenged by the large scale of the proteome and the difficulty in working with proteins, given that their chemistry and solubility are much more variable.
Mark Rossi of Handmade cites "high entry costs in initiating projects, size constraints on machine working envelopes and difficulty in working to create usable files for machining".
