Sentence examples for difficulty encountered by from inspiring English sources
It added, "Baggage-handling has become perhaps the biggest single difficulty encountered by an air passenger".
By F. J. Crehan and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 22 , 1941P. 9 Our recent item about the verbal barrier in the way of an amalgamation of Poor's Publishing Company with Standard Stastics has reminded one of our readers of a similar difficulty encountered by a man who does research in the field of aeronautical engineering.
Dr. Robert Leavitt, professor of education at the University of New Brunswick and director of its Mi'kmaq-Maliseet Institute, tells of the difficulty encountered by a group of linguists who tried to translate "thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory" into Passamaquoddy.
In this paper, it is proposed a possible alternative way to overcome the difficulty encountered by the NLMI characterization of robustness analysis for nonlinear uncertain systems.
A major difficulty encountered by a horizontal axis wind turbine is the limit of aerodynamic torque that it can withstand at high wind speeds.
Participants also completed the DASH sports/performing arts module (also scored from 0 to 100), which includes four items investigating the difficulty encountered by athletes with upper extremity dysfunction in their sports activity.
But he said the difficulties encountered by claims investigators meant many depositors might never get payments.
His case has become a symbol of the difficulties encountered by thousands of young immigrants who arrive unaccompanied each year and are detained.
He added, "Further, the difficulties encountered by the Continental Airlines flight crew that resulted from the cable failure suggest that the possibility of a catastrophic accident is real".
Another report described the difficulties encountered by doctors at a Cleveland hospital when a patient appeared with symptoms much like those of smallpox.
Travelers considering accruing additional miles through holiday shopping should also consider what Mr. Winship calls "the elephant in the room" — difficulties encountered by frequent fliers in obtaining bonus tickets.
