Sentence examples for difficulties that may arise from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

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

The availability of resources and lack of time in class are also considered difficulties that may arise when implementing this game-based learning approach (Fig. 3).

In a few cases where the caregivers/children were illiterate, the questionnaire was administered to them by the investigators who help to clear all difficulty that may arise from filling the questionnaire.

We performed this sensitivity analysis because of the potential difficulty that may arise when trying to differentiate signs of a new infection at the same site i.e. respiratory or gastrointestinal in a child who was already symptomatic.

However, the paper has also discussed relevant difficulties and drawbacks that may arise due to complexity of functioning, heterogeneity of stakeholders, and ambiguity of the nature of relations among them.