Sentence examples for difficulty of adopting from inspiring English sources

Another practical difficulty of adopting a special definition of "origin" for communicative products is that it places the manufacturers of those products in a difficult position.

The novel is bulging with ideas Stoppard was later to develop in his plays: the unreliability of biography, the difficulty of adopting a position in a world of equally discredited absolutes, and the unseen pattern linking apparently random events.

One point on which all participants in both disciplines agreed was the difficulty of adopting English texts as the sole reading material soon after students start to take undergraduate courses in their disciplines due to the lack of students' disciplinary knowledge and academic reading skills.

This may derive from the difficulty for most scientists of adopting a dialectic view of nature (evolution is both trees and networks) and their propensity to adopt a mechanistic approach (either/or) that favours opposition (between metaphors and, as a consequence, between scientists, who favour different metaphors!).

Therefore, the inherent historical heterogeneity of different cohorts of older adults presents additional difficulties to adopting the Markovian approach.

When invariance exists, it simply means that the difficulty of healthcare technology items can be assessed independently of a hospital's capability of adopting or implementing healthcare technologies.

The civil law has had less difficulty recognizing the rights of adopted children because Roman law freely allowed adoption.

"These businesses for the most part haven't benefited from technological advancements because of the difficulty in adopting it," Mr. Taneja said.

At 13 18 months post intervention, differences were no longer found between the groups on any measure, underscoring the difficulty in adopting exercise outside of a formal program.

I talked about the social aspect: the scientific community did not believe him, the difficulty of scientists in adopting new theories that contradict the old ones.

Although we are not certain as to the exact cause behind these differences, it is probably multifactorial, as it has been commonly observed that individuals with chronic LBP have difficulty in adopting a neutral posture of the lumbar spine, and that static balance might have been disturbed[ 35].