One young man at the November workshop noted a difficulty in applying some of Ms. Smith's techniques.
As a result, the Fed, trying to control inflation, encountered difficulty in applying the usual tactic of raising interest rates to discourage lending.
The child is listless and has difficulty in applying himself continuously to his play, studies, or other tasks, of which he soon tires.
One of the primary reasons for difficulty in applying known theory is the capricious variability of natural soil in contrast to the idealized soils required to develop a theory.
Robert Vaughan, an economist with accountancy firm PwC, said there was a huge variation in those affected – from someone renting out their sofa, to landlords with multiple properties – and there is a difficulty in applying the same rules to all of them.
On Thursday, a special three-judge panel appointed to review the case announced that it had decided in a 2-to-1 vote that Judge Harhoff in his letter had indeed expressed "his difficulty in applying the current jurisprudence" and that his letter had demonstrated "an unacceptable appearance of bias".
However, tax experts said the anomaly showed the difficulty in applying the policy.
The main difficulty in applying eqn. (4) resides in estimating (∂C/∂r).
There is a technical difficulty in applying variational methods directly to equation ((B_{mu})).
Some were confused about the components of the heuristic and had difficulty in applying it to the activity.
An important difficulty in applying these reasoning patterns in practice is that they rely on fine-grained knowledge of how different concepts and entities are semantically related.
