Sentence examples for difficulties of controlling from inspiring English sources
The potential difficulties of controlling future inflation will rise as the balance-sheets of central banks swell.
The serious candidates left standing, John Kerry and John Edwards, have begun to show a more sophisticated appreciation of the difficulties of controlling global market forces.
Just before the First World War, Schoenberg set about composing a choral symphony, which faltered amid the difficulties of controlling the new language.
Officials have emphasized the difficulties of controlling the violence, given the size of the territory involved — Jonglei State is about one-quarter the size of Germany — and its poor communications.
A bitter dispute between one of the nation's largest health insurers and a consortium of New York City hospitals illustrates the difficulties of controlling the ever-rising costs of medical care and insurance premiums.
Because of the extreme difficulties of controlling environmental variables in the field, studies involving the use of experimental design are largely confined to the laboratory and to controlled field experiments designed to test the effects of only one variable or several variables.
Outdated missing persons reports are, of course, just one example of the difficulty of controlling the spread of misinformation on the Internet.
For various reasons relating to engineering and physics, the difficulty of controlling a vehicle that has lost a tire increases with the height of its center of gravity.
Certainly, nobody knows the difficulty of controlling Chechnya better than Mr. Kadyrov, whom Mr. Putin appointed two months ago to administer the republic.
For a start, there is the difficulty of controlling swarms of unmanned aircraft and ensuring they do not crash into each other, or into manned aircraft.
