Sentence examples for difficulty addressing from inspiring English sources
You say they had great difficulty addressing the connection between Communist ideology and systematic mass murder.
Difficulty addressing the political side-effects of globalisation without abandoning liberal economic remedies is not a problem unique to Labour.
While addressing Israelis' security fears by enforcing a truce would cause Mr. Arafat great political difficulty, addressing Palestinians' national hopes by conceding land or even easing Mr. Arafat's own isolation would cause Israel great political difficulty.
Electron accelerators, which physicists still like because they can use them to answer questions which protons have difficulty addressing, thus need particularly long (and therefore expensive) pipes and tunnels.
The Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) has the ability to model disturbed forested hillslopes, but has difficulty addressing some of the critical processes that are important at a watershed scale, including baseflow and water yield.
Many staff reported covering LGBT issues in workshops but expressed difficulty addressing these issues comprehensively.
Correctly assessing the significance of a coefficient from the ECM or ADL specifications with integrated regressors is the difficulty addressed by the EIL procedure.
The second difficulty addresses the epistemological status of the claim that there is a structural equivalence between the mathematical and the non-mathematical domains.
The major difficulty addressed in this algorithm is the non independence of transmission events from the sire and the dam to the progeny in triple heterozygous trios.
Insecurity makes civil servants reluctant to go to work, and deeply discourages private investment from outside.The new council will have considerable difficulties addressing the power complaints.
PEPFAR's capacity-building efforts in Botswana have increased access to essential drugs from 46%to7878% but have had difficulties addressing issues of poor storage and stock-outs.
