Sentence examples for difficulty in supplying from inspiring English sources
The complex reasons for this disparity included far fewer voter registration centres for women (these are sex-segregated) and difficulty in supplying proof of residence for registration, as men usually own family homes and pay bills.
Stephen would have had difficulty in supplying his men through the winter period, and this decision shows the apparent strength of Oxford Castle at the time.
Some respite was won for the Axis when the Allies lost the "Run for Tunis" in part owing to rapid German reactions and the difficulty in supplying their armies through the poor Algerian infrastructure.
Moreover, verbalizations referring to difficulty in supplying any association (e.g., "it's hard to say").
Results revealed that young adults supplied more semantic associations than did seniors (t 58) = 1.685; p<0.05, one-tail t-test; power = 0.36) but fewer emotional associations (t 58) = 1.433; p<0.005, one-tail t-test; power = 0.71) and had less difficulty in supplying an association (t 58) = 2.489; p<0.008, one-tail t-test; power = 0.63) (Figure 2c).
As predicted, compared to teenagers, children supplied fewer semantic associations (t(28) = 3.459, p<0.001; power = 0.83), and judged odors less familiar (F[1,28] = 4.5, p<0.05; power = 0.525) (Figure 4c), and expressed more difficulty in supplying any semantic or emotional associations (t(28) = 2.614, p<0.008; power = 0.63) (Figure 5c).
Less than a week after it was made, the company announced a poor set of results, with operating profit down 22% compared with the same quarter last year.Petrobras has also faced mounting difficulties in supplying natural gas to thermal power plants, especially since its fields in Bolivia were quasi-nationalised last year.
But according to news reports, the advice stems from difficulties in supplying the region with food and water, not radiation levels.
This can point to difficulties in supplying raw material, or indicate an economically deliberate choice regarding the production of these manuscripts during Charlemagne's reign.
Despite the fact that 123I radiopharmaceuticals have been widely used in Japan and in Europe, clinical application of 123I-labeled bradiopharmaceuticalsinals in the United States is limited because of the difficulties in supplying such agents.
The army faced difficulties in supplying the rapidly expanding force even before they departed for Cuba, but by June, Corbin had made progress in resolving the problems.
