Sentence examples for difficulties with the current from inspiring English sources

And certainly the difficulties with the current negotiations are all too easy to enumerate.

He complained that there were "substantial difficulties" with the current budget that would make it more difficult to cope with the anticipated effects of a slowing economy.

Says co-founder Oleg Gutsol, "The idea of making 500px arose from Evgeny [Tchebotarev] and I having difficulties with the current available platforms — there wasn't a good service that would allow us to display our photos is a visually pleasing way and be easy to use.

However a number of authors have identified difficulties with the current knowledge of the patient experience of inpatient psychiatric services.

In our view, however, the principal difficulty with the current equitable indemnity doctrine rests not simply on a question of terminology, but lies instead in the all-or-nothing nature of the doctrine itself.

Rob Burton, head of the Centre for Youth and Community Development CYCDD) in Bury Park, says: "The difficulty with the current policies and processes is that there's a lot of mistrust – which, bluntly, is about the government spying on Muslims, wanting people to 'shop' their neighbours".

"The difficulty with the current process is that a practice where an issuer must delay publishing information as part of the investor education process seems counter intuitive.

The third difficulty with the current consensus is that in the face of such difficult, subjective decisions, randomization through lotteries or positions on waiting lists is held up as a neutral and safe solution.

Despite the difficulties with recruitment, the current study had a number of strengths related to the psychometric development of the CNQ-YP and the measure compared favourably with recognised psychometric criteria.

The idea proposed here circumvents the inherent difficulties associated with the current understanding of tumorigenesis, and is also consistent with many experimental and epidemiological observations.

The aim of the current study is to show how many of the difficulties associated with the current ecological or survey based methods can be circumvented by record linkage between Census and health services datasets using variations in breast screening attendance as an exemplar.