Sentence examples for difficulty in catching the from inspiring English sources
For all the difficulty in catching the perpetrators, some insurance companies are finding ways to detect the fraud before it gets out of hand.
Condition (2.8) implies that the prey refuge has a positive effect on the persistence property of the system, indeed, with the increasing of prey refuge, the predators have difficulty in catching the prey species, this directly increasing the survival possibility of the prey species.
The relative success of the scatter feed in promoting activity and increasing hunting difficulty was likely partly due to the enclosure design, where the complex physical environment contributed to the difficultly in catching the prey.
There is a great correlation between the difficulty in catching a particular kind of prey and the development of morphological and behavioral devices to help solve the problem.
An internal memorandum prepared in January by the United States Attorney's Office in Arizona lays out the difficulty in catching straw purchasers.
The difficulty in catching a sniper is compounded if he stops his attacks, whether out of fear of being caught or because he has gotten his satisfaction, Professor Fox said.
This finding suggests that when a subject coughs frequently, the study nurse may have difficulties in catching all the coughs when she/he is simultaneously conducting the challenge.
According to FORGE (For Ourselves: Reworking Gender Expression), many FTMs over-compress their chests, for fear of not "passing". But binding too tightly can inhibit the amount of air you take into your lungs, resulting in difficulty catching the breath or dizziness.
The white stork (Ciconia ciconia) migrates over the Middle East each fall in numbers estimated at 500,000, (13 ) but for reasons connected with difficulties in catching them, none of the published serosurveys of wild birds from Europe, Africa, and Asia mention storks.
