Sentence examples for difficulties present from inspiring English sources

But in the Middle East the difficulties present not just another case of traditional societies having to come to terms with the forces of modernization.

In our strange cultural moment it is necessary to make a distinction between religious propaganda and religious thought, the second of these being an attempt to do some sort of justice to the rich difficulties present in the tradition.

And the emergence of new economic powers, especially China, has given fresh respectability to the old notion of state capitalism: more and more of the world's biggest companies are state-owned, and more and more of its biggest investors are now sovereign-wealth funds.What should be done?Many difficulties present themselves to those who would reform the state.

The difficulties present in the analysis and utilization of this Big Data in the context of the Smart Grid have caught the interest of the energy research community.

As Robert Adams has suggested, given the serious difficulties present in understanding moral properties as natural properties, it is worthwhile taking seriously the hypothesis that morality is not just a nonnatural matter but a supernatural one (Adams 1973, p. 105).

The difficulties present in using conventional techniques to model such a complex system make the application of artificial neural networks (ANNs) to these problems particularly attractive because of their capability for nonlinear mapping and lack of necessity for detailed mechanistic knowledge.

The difficulties presented by each job are different, and we acknowledge that to each other.

"I had the opportunity to see firsthand the difficulties presented to the Palestinians by the current situation," he said.

But no terrorist group has claimed responsibility, highlighting the difficulties presented by so-called "lone wolves" for authorities.

Eiko, the ebullient female half of the duo, threw back her head in delighted laughter at the difficulties presented by "When Nights Were Dark".

Dame Judi trod the boards on election night in The Vote at the Donmar Warehouse in London, finding subtle ways to circumnavigate the difficulties presented by macular degeneration.