Sentence examples for difficulty in serving from inspiring English sources

One difficulty in serving haute cuisine at 35,000 feet is that altitude can significantly affect taste and texture.

I asked if he saw a difficulty in serving a state he had begun to sour on.

Yu sees no difficulty in serving both top-tier and unbranded white-box clients, as the company has done in data-storage-device chipsets.

But these financial woes have also been caused by this sector's apparent difficulty in serving larger-enterprise customers that have more complex technical needs.

Without overcoming these challenges, primary care doctors in Hong Kong face difficulty in serving as gatekeepers of OAB care in the manner recommended by the American Urological Association.

The agency faces many difficulties in serving such a highly politicized population, even though it does not police or administer the refugee camps (where one third of refugees live).

Barriers Geographical isolation and the rugged mountainous terrain remain one of the greatest difficulties in serving these remote communities.

It attempts to articulate some of the inherent difficulties faced in serving these individuals within the welfare system as well as how the established strengths of each system can inform the other's efforts.

Furthermore, the views held by some clients about other service users can contribute to the difficulties faced by service providers in serving diverse groups: we see individuals coming in with a very blinkered view about some of the service users that we see, maybe refugees - "why are they over here stealing our jobs?

Serve immediately in serving bowls.

As there is no such summary question available for milk and milk products due to difficulty in standardising serving size for various dairy foods, frequency questions were used to estimate the intake of the dairy servings for the DAIRY component.