Sentence examples for difficulties we impose from inspiring English sources

"Knowing it, discussing it early on," he said, "is actually the best way of not hitting the difficulties we impose on ourselves".

To overcome this difficulty, we impose some prior knowledge on the HR image X in a Bayesian framework.

Language difficulties impose an added burden for many newcomers as well as a lack of skills or access to the internet.

In making this taxonomic distinction into virus genotypes and subtypes we are aware of the difficulties of imposing a discrete classification scheme on a complex taxonomy.

In aquifer management, this approach takes care of one important difficulty - pumpers impose costs on themselves (that is, the external costs are reciprocal).

Defence consultant Paul Smyth argues that the difficulties of imposing a no-fly zone over Syria are being overlooked.

The method applied overcomes these difficulties by imposing a multi-level substructuring procedure, based on the sparsity pattern of the stiffness matrix.

These difficulties are imposed onto any simulation program designed to determine accurately the concentration profiles and henceforth chronoamperometric or voltammetric currents at ring electrodes.

This suggests inherited difficulties in imposing a uniform management regime in cases where regulatory tools are dependent on the attitude of the individual land owner.

The friend later observed that Weil could be blind to the difficulties she imposed on others in her quest to "fulfill her extraordinarily self-centered vocation for self-effacement".

Many analysts say Greece is trapped in an increasingly untenable predicament, squeezed between its difficulties in imposing changes on an unruly country and the European Union's deepening demands for harsh cutbacks in Greek spending.