Sentence examples for difficulties we believe from inspiring English sources

Still, and precisely because of this geological difficulties, we believe all sides could benefit from diplomatic negotiations.

In spite of various problems and difficulties, we believe that joint exploration and development will be a feasible option to achieve both cost reduction and production & benefit enhancement, boost investors' confidence, raise energy comprehensive utilization, and enhance energy supply efficiency.

The letter, which was sponsored by the Project for the New American Century headed by William Kristol, said that although the overthrow of Mr. Hussein would entail "dangers and difficulties, we believe the dangers of failing to do so are far greater".

Owing to these difficulties, we believe that the best way to tackle the potential affinities of the cambroernids in the light of our current knowledge of animal phylogeny is to assess a number of competing hypotheses.

Despite the comparison difficulties, we believe the perspective taken is useful for the description of mental health care provision across Europe and for future health policy planning in particular through raising awareness about the number, variety and overlap of different services involved in providing care to marginalised groups and the need for coordination [ 13].

As sequencing continues to decrease in cost and difficulty, we believe it will become the preferred option and thus we focus on sequence analysis here.

Despite the difficulty, we believe that genetic approaches could still offer the key to unlocking the secrets of the SCAR complex.

In brief, our story of a field research experience in rural South Africa is one of many difficulties, but also, we believe, of overall success.

Given known difficulties approaching non-participants, we believe information about reasons for participation makes a useful contribution for future studies using postal surveys.

"Ever growing levels of personal debt could signal future difficulties for the economy, but we believe the UK consumer is largely behaving rationally, taking advantage of the competition in the credit card market to serve the very best deals".

"We are concerned that the pay system continues to reward low -performers at the same levels as their more successful peers... "The comparative impact of an outstanding teacher is so great that we believe such difficulties must be overcome".