Sentence examples for difficulty in the case of from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in the case of Chanel was that, first, she was rich and famous enough not to need the protection of a German lover, and second, that she continued the relationship in Lausanne after the war.

One way to get around the difficulty in the case of agricultural soils might be to set up a business-as-usual control plot, in which conventional farming methods are used, against which to measure the change in carbon stocks as a result of no-till farming.

In this work we developed a massively parallel algorithm on the graphical processing unit (GPU) to alleviate this difficulty in the case of dynamic brittle fracture.

The difficulty other firms experience in imitating these successful firms' resources is explained by the amount of time it takes to create and develop them (often decades), as well as the difficulty (in the case of embeddedness) others experience in identifying them as sources of competitive advantage.

A typical example illustrates well this difficulty: in the case of Cn, the molecule ranked in the first position by Gold, was ranked in the 14,237th position by FlexX, in the 14,290th position by Surflex and not retained at all by Glide, i.e., the molecule that was given as the most active by one program was given as one of the worst molecules by the other three programs.

One can see the difficulties in the case of Stephen Hester, who didn't cause the mess at RBS but now has to clear it up.

Unfortunately, designers encounter difficulties in the case of brand new products due to the absence of environmental impacts feedback.

New difficulties in the case of fibre based integration of a Si slab modulator were presented and discussed.

This paper presents preliminary findings on the barriers and difficulties in the case of one such marginalised community: students with specific learning difficulties.

Furthermore, the natural anatomical and physiological intricacies of the lymphatic network in the head and neck region pose technical difficulties in the case of preoperative lymphoscintigraphy and SLN mapping procedures.

Further, they highlight two major difficulties in the case of gene-network reverse engineering: limited data (which may leave the inference problem underdetermined), and the difficulty of distinguishing direct from indirect regulation.