Sentence examples for difficulties of which from inspiring English sources
It has run into difficulties, of which more later.
The only problem was that it needed to be attached to the bat, the difficulties of which are readily obvious, and the project was left to gather dust, never to see the light of day again.
In West Yorkshire, five of the 51 cases investigated since June 2014 resulted in a suspect being charged.Thirty-five of these investigations were dropped due to "evidential difficulties", of which 16 were "victim-based" problems, the figures show.
She believes there is a general "ignorance" in society towards people with learning difficulties, of which the views of employers may be a product.
Three years later, the biographer Gabriel Grovlez records, the boy was giving performances of his own compositions, "the technical difficulties of which terrified his master", Breuer.
In 1919, when League football resumed after World War I, Leicester Fosse ceased trading due to financial difficulties of which little is known.
From the above, it follows that rehabilitation programs for stroke survivors are well-advised to train balance and walking skills by means of a variety of balance- and walking-specific exercises, the difficulty of which is progressively adapted to patients' skill level, in combination with direct visual feedback on performance.
This hypothesis is borne out in our sample, where we found that bullied children with concurrent psychological difficulties, many of which involve extreme emotions or difficulties in regulation of affect, 45464748 48 were at greater risk of self harm.
ICF should be strongly considered when caregivers report cognitive difficulties, changes in personality and behaviour, incontinence or gait difficulties, all of which may suggest executive dysfunction in elderly HF patients (Patterson and Gass 2001; Roman 2003a).
Shurlock's difficulties (most of which Kubrick ignored) suggest how many squares remained to be conquered by the movie.
The principle of verification ran almost immediately into difficulties, most of which were first raised by the positivists themselves.
