Sentence examples for difficulties that may from inspiring English sources

The Bell companies are now facing a raft of strategic, technical and financial difficulties that may take years to overcome.

Moreover, there are several other difficulties that may prevent a device conferring total invisibility from being built.

"In granting the ceremonial, she would have been aware of all the difficulties that may or may not come with it.

"I assure you, we will overcome any difficulties that may arise in certain areas of the economy, and maybe we will become more independent and more confident in our own strength," Lavrov said.

On the other hand, the experiment was useful in advertising the possibilities of systems analysis as applied to civil problems and in illuminating difficulties that may be encountered in making such applications.

Firstly, this study acknowledged the communication difficulties that may complicate deficits assessment in younger children.

The new sorting method has eliminated some difficulties that may arise using the existing "Least Ambiguous Method".

Very preterm (VP) infants are at greater risk for cognitive difficulties that may persist during school-age, adolescence and adulthood.

We discuss computation of compliance/stiffness contribution tensors of an inhomogeneity of non-ellipsoidal shape and the difficulties that may be encountered in this context.

Then, improved schemes are suggested, which overcome difficulties that may arise in the applications of BGK-type schemes to compressible viscous flow calculations.

In this article, we have discussed some difficulties that may arise when computing the criticality of Hopf bifurcations in slow-fast systems.