Sentence examples for difficulty experts from inspiring English sources

The difficulty, experts said, is finding one that works at low doses and can be made quickly.

Both classifications showed results that were very similar although not exactly the same, basically due to the difficulty experts experience in recognizing "intermediately-inefficient" DMU.

Still, the sources of water are an opportunity for the French and Chadian forces, as they can be monitored without too much difficulty, experts said.

Moreover, the difficulty experts have had in figuring out the origin of Stuxnet points to both the appeal and the danger of computer attacks in a new age of cyberwar.

UK households should brace themselves for a combination of rising inflation, low pay and increased debt that will squeeze living standards next year and push more people into financial difficulty, experts have warned.

Even so, despite its wide-reaching influence — and, indeed owing to that influence — any attempt to describe categorialism faces a significant difficulty: experts disagree on many of its most important and fundamental aspects.

But the alternative - trying to deliver a baby before labor begins naturally - is also fraught with difficulties, experts said.

Another experience is that despite the difficulties, experts at the authorities did start thinking more in terms of opportunities with futures studies.

Complexity and uncertainty create extra difficulty for experts in explaining their results, and for non-experts in understanding them.

On Sept. 11 and again as anthrax moved through the mail, the government had difficulty gathering experts and had problems conveying information.

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