Sentence examples for difficulties largely from inspiring English sources

Though I was lucky enough to see the first, 1971, production, the show has always had its difficulties, largely because James Goldman's book tried to be as ambitious as Stephen Sondheim's score.

Gwynne Lyons, policy director of the campaign group, CHEM Trust, said: "The number of studies showing that these substances can cause harm is growing, but efforts by Denmark to try and get EU action on some phthalates had run into difficulties, largely because of concerns about the costs to industry".

The difficulties largely stem from logistics and little incentive for faculty to dedicate much time to teaching (Anderson et al., 2011; Kloser et al., 2011).

By that time the orchestra and the Proms were in the thick of financial difficulty, largely attributable to changes in the public's musical tastes in the wake of World War I (1914 18).

It faces two difficulties, both largely of its own making.

Mr. Giuliani's difficulties spring largely from a radical change in the relationship between patients and their doctors.

Mr. Naughton said that Mr. Ridder's past and present difficulties "stem largely from the fastness with which he clings to his positions, unyieldingly".

Sheridan's financial difficulties were largely brought about by his own extravagance and procrastination, as well as by the destruction of Drury Lane Theatre by fire in February 1809.

For the first few weeks (or months in some cases) after the disaster, the economic difficulties were largely associated with broken supply chains and logistical constraints.

The analytical difficulties arise largely from the significant oxidation of nAg in addition to the strong binding of free Ag+ by natural colloids in a similar size range [23].

Genetic overlap was also low at the extremes of the sample (mean genetic correlation = 0.14), indicating that genetic influences on quantitatively defined language difficulties were largely distinct from those on extreme autistic traits.