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The mayor underscored the difficulty in preparing for potential threats.
The lockout-abbreviated training camp has added to the difficulty in preparing for the season.
In one of our car journeys earlier in the week Andy mentioned that one difficulty in preparing for the game was getting the players ready for the extra attention and pressure that the cup brings.
Previously, the problem with this technique has been the difficulty in preparing axisymmetric ellipsoidal droplets.
Sometimes, the unavailability of shale sample and difficulty in preparing shale core plug also limit the number of experiment.
However, their performance is still dissatisfactory due to the difficulty in preparing uniform submicron particles and the inappropriate hydrophilic property.
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"The stadium is the one place where we still have collective behaviour .Brazil has faced difficulties in preparing for the World Cup and much has been made of the dichotomy between its expensive new stadiums and lack of public infrastructure.
There are also technological difficulties in preparing disentangled CNTs and dispersing them homogeneously onto the metal substrates.
In contrast, the three-dimensional structure of mTORC1 remains largely unknown due to the technical difficulties in preparing the complex to homogeneity, as well as structural determination.
Mechanical stretching of these polymers is difficult to perform because of difficulties in preparing the actual film samples necessary for the experiments.
Novel radiopharmaceuticals aimed at other disease targets may be helpful, particularly in cardiac sarcoidosis when FDG PET/CT has a low diagnostic accuracy, due to difficulties in preparing the patients who should use a specific diet combined with prolonged fasting.
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