Sentence examples for difficulty executing from inspiring English sources

Programmers had difficulty producing a game that could recognize the fast motions of a joystick, and so players had difficulty executing special moves with any accuracy.

Specifically, participants with a concussion history had difficulty executing visually-guided movements when there was a single level of dissociation between the guiding visual information and the required motor action.

This model transformation language is built as a plugin for the Eclipse framework, and users who want to collaborate and develop software with it, have some difficulties executing ATL transformations outside this platform.

The game's controls were generally well received, despite specific issues such as difficulties executing very short putts due to the game's power meter.

But in the end, due either to difficulty of setup, or inconsistencies in performance, or trouble executing the workflow consistently, all of these other options fell short.

The government has therefore had no difficulty in executing a smart volte face on climate change.

The marines don't question their mission, but they describe the almost insurmountable difficulty of executing it.

The difficulty with executing this strategy, of course, is that the popularity of universal entitlements makes Republicans loath to touch them as well ….

OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the difficulty of executing Shaw's will, which directed that the income from his estate be used for 21 yrs. to promote a phonetic alphabet & then be divided equally among the British Museum, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, & the National Gallery of Ireland.

However, Hadid's Pavilion encountered manufacturer's difficulty in executing Hadid's complex, computer-aided design.

Buchanan also criticized the controls, calling them "float-y" and noted the difficulty in executing precision jumps, explaining that "[i]t's far too easy to over- or under-shoot a narrow column and slip to your doom".