Sentence examples for difficulty in avoiding from inspiring English sources

Apart from the likelihood that they will not all match Eichinger's high standards, films dealing with earlier episodes of Hitler's life may well have greater difficulty in avoiding trivialisation and moral insensitivity.

These peculiar aspects could explain the difficulty in avoiding overuse substances and the low compliance of these patients.

"I've been writing about RSS and attention for so long that I'm starting to repeat myself, a sure sign of the difficulty in avoiding wasting your time.

The research questions are (1) whether learners pose problems by attempting to avoid as many violated constraints as possible and (2) whether learners have difficulty in avoiding a particular type of constraints.

Interestingly, one commenter on the final rule recommended exempting all law programs accredited by the American Bar Association because, according to the commenter, "students who complete accredited law programs rarely have difficulty in avoiding default on loans".

This recommendation might reflect youth's difficulty in avoiding SHS exposure and lack of control over their environments (e.g. if parents smoke at home).

Unfortunately, due to difficulties in avoiding non-physical results (such as negative gas or particle concentrations) when simulating the higher latitude profiles in this simulation, we can only present the equatorial profile here.

The documents shed new light on an issue separate from Alves' work: the company's difficulties in avoiding contact with Chinese organized crime figures as it built its casino business in Macau.

However, our results highlight the difficulties in avoiding large outbreaks, even with successful routine programs.

Although both European Directives oblige the Member States to take the appropriate measures to maintain the integrity of Natura 2000 sites and to guarantee the long-term persistence of species and ecosystems, in practice they face enormous difficulties in avoiding habitat fragmentation.

This study revealed the lack of intersectoral coordination between local and national institutions dealing with disease and household sanitation, and highlights the difficulties in avoiding dengue vectors in urban areas with irregular water supply, poor sanitation services, and finally the location of large and small construction zones all over the city.