Sentence examples for difficulties of entering from inspiring English sources
(Indeed, when The Gone-Away World was published, he wrote a very sane and self-deprecating newspaper piece about the difficulties of entering the family business).
Governor Carney today highlights the principled difficulties of entering a currency union: losing national sovereignty, practical risks of financial instability and having to provide fiscal support to bail out another country.
He knows the difficulties of entering the business and questions if some of these food start-ups will eventually be snapped up by the giants they are trying to change or simply copied out of existence.
A further analogy between French suburbs and Sri Lanka occurs when Dheepan watches a BBC report on the ongoing war in his homeland which highlights the difficulty of entering the territory to report on events.
He adds that the difficulty of entering these verticals will help protect Zopper from competition as it expands into cities while at the same time attracting small stores that want to take part in India's e-commerce boom.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said in a statement about the new venture that though the three partners are "open-eyed about the degree of difficulty" of entering the healthcare system as a services provider, the ultimate goal of "reducing healthcare's burden on the economy while improving outcomes for employees and their families would be worth the effort".
As well, TPI's limited manufacturing capacity, its lack of WHO prequalification status and the difficulty of entering broader markets hurt TPI's ability to price its ARVs competitively.
Outcomes of whether orders were successfully entered and behaviours of medical doctors and CPOE systems were recorded by physicians or pharmacists (GDS, TE, MGA and ACS) and research assistant (DLW) observers who rated the ease or difficulty of entering the erroneous or complex orders using predefined operational definitions (table 1).
However, the shorthands are rarely used due to difficulty of entering them on computers, and are confined mainly to Esperanto keyboard layouts.
It was led by Gaudentius of Brescia; Gaudentius and his companions, two bishops, encountered many difficulties and never reached their goal of entering Constantinople.
