Sentence examples for difficulties to take from inspiring English sources
Despite its advantages and many successful field experiences the market of SCFCL has difficulties to take off even if the first orders for permanent operation in grids are taken.
In 2011, a social worker arranged for the woman's son, then 20, who had learning difficulties, to take the dog to a trainer after recognising that the family was unable to cope with its "permanent aggression".
Audi took the win, with Peugeot opting not to run a works team but being represented by the Team Oreca Matmut privateer 908, which recovered from mechanical difficulties to take fourth.
In most elderly and chronic-ill patients physicians have difficulties to take decisions when oxygen supplementation and the usual medical therapy are not effective.
By using his chosen strategy of writing, Graham is able to circumvent his severe word finding difficulties to take a turn that extends the current topic and launches discussion about an issue of importance to him.
The incident which has occurred on the Civaux power plant has shown the nocivity of thermal loading and the difficulty to take it into account at design level.
During the last session an American theologian managed, with some difficulty, to take the floor and spoke on behalf of us all.
There are five walks of varying difficulty to take: we chose walk two, which takes about an hour-and-a-half and consists of bridle paths and footpaths, largely through woodland.
The incident which has occurred in the Civaux power plant has shown the nocivity of thermal loading, the specificity of this type of loading and the difficulty to take it into account at design level.
Fritsch and Prudhomme ([17], p. 17) recognize the difficulty to take into account the "quality of service" of freight transport.
