Sentence examples for difficulty and lack of from inspiring English sources

"Given the difficulty and lack of speed with which ICAO can work, it will have a significant effect on the likely speed with which aviation emissions are addressed on a regulatory basis," Putnam said.

FPGAs have long held promise for a wide swath of workload acceleration in large datacenters but have been held back by the fear, real or imagined, of the programming difficulty and lack of available skills.

In addition, the single-player mode was criticized for its perceived difficulty and lack of features.

Allgame praised the title on its merits as a role-playing game, but criticized its high difficulty and lack of a sense of direction.

Heidi Fournier of Adventure Gamers noted a few critics complained about the difficulty and lack of context of the puzzles, while others believed these elements added to the gameplay.

What I recall that was helpful to me then was his description of the difficulty and lack of cultural support for the in-between, that fertile and creative time when we've pushed off from the old, but have not yet seen or come to terms with/or acclimated ourselves to the new.

Another project, the Triton, was similarly bypassed due to design difficulties and lack of funding.

Laparoscopic pyeloplasty in children remains controversial and is not included in most pediatric urology centers because of technical difficulties and lack of long-term results.

Voltage's approach, known as identity-based encryption (IBE), is positioned as an improvement over public key infrastructure (PKI), which has never enjoyed wide popularity because of its complexity, implementation difficulties, and lack of standards.

In addition, installation of a HPHT viscometer at the rig site is highly impractical due to its cost, maintenance, calibration difficulties, and lack of dedicated personnel to run the equipment.

On Wednesday, the Washington Post reported that U.S. intelligence agencies have learned that officials in at least four foreign countries the United Arab Emirates, China, Israel, and Mexico have been discussing ways of exploiting Kushner's "complex business arrangements, financial difficulties and lack of foreign policy experience".