Sentence examples for difficulties of producing from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the latest seepage points to the technical difficulties of producing oil in Brazilian waters.
Because of this, and because of the practical difficulties of producing and detecting the new form of radiation, the nature of X-rays was only gradually unraveled in the early decades of the 20th century.
Reprints Related items Hedge funds: Fool’s goldAug 30th 2001 Hedge funds: The latest bubble Aug 30th 2001 Hedge funds with listings: Martyrs to transparencyAug 30th 2001Institutional investors, including Mr Anson, acknowledge the difficulties of producing a meaningful index.
In "The Daedalus Effect," presented by New York Live Arts and opening Thursday night at the Invisible Dog Art Center, Mr. Vidich embodies both Daedalus and Icarus — loosely, mind you — to explore the difficulties of producing work.
Written by a former theater columnist for The New York Post, Ward Morehouse III, and a theater owner and producer, Stewart F. Lane, who also directed, the show purports to be a satire about the difficulties of producing for Broadway in the current era of lavish, star-studded musicals.
First studies with animal models and humans using 18F-galacto-RGD have been promising, but further studies using this tracer are limited due to the difficulties of producing 18F-galacto-RGD in compliance with the GMP.
The difficulty of producing night after night caught up to Nomar Garciaparra.
Stanley was less sanguine, writing of "the difficulty of producing any impression on a mind with no previous knowledge or interest to be awakened".
He looked to Jamaican music, to its origins in the slum backyards of the island, its brutal competitiveness, the sheer difficulty of producing it in an impoverished place.
Last Friday, Josh Patner and Bryan Bradley of Tuleh announced that they were postponing their show until late March, because of the difficulty of producing and delivering the current spring collection while they design the next one.
Her style never gets in the way, it simply deepens understanding and enjoyment while making pretty nifty points about human fallibility and the difficulty of producing one true objective history of anything.
