Sentence examples for difficulties of establishing from inspiring English sources

However, timescales must be realistic, due to the difficulties of establishing the true extent of a breach within a matter of a few hours.

Maia Ettinger Berkeley, Calif., June 4, 2008 • To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman outlines the difficulties of establishing a two-state solution.

If authoritarian governments were rolling back democracy, all the well-known material difficulties of establishing democracy would be exacerbated by foreign mischief.

Recent studies of US industrial modernisation programmes argue that difficulties of establishing long-term relationships with users prevent them from facilitating development of innovation capabilities.

The fashion industry should stop bemoaning the so-called difficulties of establishing a prototype and get on with business in a fair and evenhanded and, yes, profitable manner.

This case illustrates the difficulties of establishing seagrass fields and the dynamic process in which meaning is attributed to nature restoration.

The difficulty of establishing gene involvement is compounded by the interaction of genes with the environment.

Cellphone records are not much help because of the difficulty of establishing the precise time of an accident.

To do business overseas, companies must deal with tariff, language and currency issues and the difficulty of establishing distribution networks.

The difficulty of establishing a megachurch in New England has less to do with parochialism than with economics.

By Raymond Bonner The New Yorker, September 3 , 1990P. 93 REPORTER AT LARGE about the difficulty of establishing democracy in Kenya.