Sentence examples for difficulty of both from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is this subtask that accounts for the computational difficulty of both forms of reasoning.

Mr. Karadzic, by insisting that he is exempt from legal proceedings, has now forced the war crimes tribunal to deal with his allegations, illustrating the difficulty of both administering international justice and conducting diplomacy.

In subsequent years, he said, he believed Mr. Wheeler's role as a pioneer had been diminished in Mr. Irwin's and Mr. Turrell's favor, perhaps owing partly to the difficulty of both the work and the artist.

"Google inhabits a larger, more complex and faster-moving environment than Microsoft did in the 1990s," observed William E. Kovacic, former chairman of the F.T.C. "So the difficulty of both diagnosis and remedy seems greater than in the case of Microsoft".

Assuming that a leadership team understands the inherent value in, for example, "trust," there is still the difficulty of both knowing what trust is and being able to talk about it in an empirical manner.

Comparisons of the mean item facility in both the structure and reading sections produced no significant differences although a general tendency for the difficulty of both sections to increase with the change from three to four to five options was observable.

These men pointed to the toughness of the chancellorship job and the difficulty of working with both the Mayor and the Board of Education.

First, local foraging opportunities shape the difficulty of preference development both by shaping familiarity bias formation and the ambiguity of feedbacks when digesting mixtures of resources.

However, the difficulties of both sintering and machining the material may result in surface crack defects.

However, the difficulties of both sintering and machining the material may result in surface cracks.

In UNESCO's follow-up World Education Forum (held in Dakar, Senegal, in 2000), that goal was postponed until 2015 a realistic reflection of the difficulties of both enrolling and retaining students through a complete primary education.