Sentence examples for difficulties to keep from inspiring English sources

Even if the film ends up being as brave and stylish as the trailer, and even though the Swedish version wasn't much cop, there remain enough difficulties to keep even an investigator of Blomkvist's quality scratching his head for several years.

Railways represent an ideal system for herbicide resistant transgenic plants to establish and spread as a result of high selective pressure in favour of herbicide resistance with consequent increased difficulties to keep the infrastructure free of weeds.

However, it is conceivable that it is just a matter of time for transgenic populations to become more abundant considering the positive selective pressure, with consequent increased difficulties to keep the infrastructure free of weeds.

Few of those studies however were carried out under experimental conditions because of the difficulties to keep wild ungulate species under controlled conditions.

And I had great difficulties to keep that, just technically speaking… because in our community and mentality it is normal that the doorkeeper has the list of all the names and directs the visitors.

This variety is mainly due to the wide range of factors that can influence the backlayering and the difficulty to keep them together in a single and "global" equation.

Ruthless exploitation of every available resource (notably of much of Saxony, which was under Prussian military occupation during most of the war), debasement of the currency, and a British subsidy that he received in 1758 62 allowed Frederick with increasing difficulty to keep up the unequal struggle.

In this circumstance, we have difficulty to keep the driving lane.

Compared to the square case, we had more difficulty to keep small enough errors in the equivariance relations.

Because the maximum of difference may be close to the threshold value T, overflow may occur, which would lead to the difficulty to keep reversibility of algorithm.

Nevertheless, there is a common feeling concerning the financial decay generated by the difficulty to keep a steady job due to the symptomatology of the disease.