Sentence examples for difficulties that stand from inspiring English sources
He says the ads are misleading, leaving out the difficulties that stand in the way of effective gene therapy.
But most fans don't know the difficulties that stood in the way, and how close the concerts may have come to not happening.
The varying stands taken by the unions highlight the difficulties that often prevent management and labor from working together in the airline industry.
He said the government "stood ready to help local communities with any difficulties that arise".
Make posters that stand out.
Using a dish of goo the consistency of mayonnaise as a supporting "bath," a team led by biomedical engineer Adam Feinberg at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, can now print 3D biological materials that don't collapse under their own weight as they form a difficulty that has long stood in the way of printing soft body parts.
The difficulty for the ID movement is that it has failed to provide evidence that stands up to rigorous scrutiny.
The inevitable bust led to enormous financial difficulties not just for the banks that had lent the money but for the governments that stood behind them.
That difficulty stands in stark contrast to the relative ease with which many of the nation's biggest banks have begun to repay the government funds they were extended during the depths of the financial crisis.
