Sentence examples for difficulty connected to from inspiring English sources

A second difficulty, connected to the first, lies in estimating the covered genome because each coverage level has an associate probability of detection.

Hervé Mariton, one of the three candidates, claimed party members were having difficulty connecting to the vote website.

Short list of possible reasons you may be having difficulty connecting to online journals or e-books at PPPL.

If you have difficulty connecting to the reservation system, please contact YDS IT support at [email protected]

What Lyga gives only glimpses of, through Josh's difficulty connecting to Rachel (or almost anyone else in his life), is the collateral damage caused by child abuse.

The meeting notes detail some of the challenges facing the health law Web site from the builders' perspective, including heavy volume and difficulty connecting to other computer systems.

For all their apparent differences, both Bea and Shelley are outsiders who have had difficulty connecting to other people and difficulty in throwing off family tethers to pursue dreams of their own.

And it promised to refund 140 million yen, or $1.3 million at current exchange rates, to i-mode users who have had difficulty connecting to the network between March 28 and yesterday.

Romney's difficulty connecting to Americans' economic troubles — combined with his own extraordinary wealth — will be a major focus of the Obama campaign, if Romney is the Republican nominee.

One message suggested: "If you are having difficulty connecting to a network, click Advanced".

An athletic father may have difficulty connecting to a brainy son.