Sentence examples for difficulty of devising from inspiring English sources
A second problem that confronts comparative analysis is the difficulty of devising measures of political development.
One can appreciate the difficulty of devising a methodology to apply to all countries.
Measuring vertical velocity in the ocean posed a major problem for years because of the difficulty of devising a platform that does not move vertically.
So writes Joan Didion near the start of her 1984 novel, "Democracy," a book that's narrated by a character named Joan Didion, who describes the difficulty of devising a whole fiction in the fragmented modern world.
The weakness of last chapters is in large part a function of the sheer difficulty of devising answers to complex social problems that are sound, practicable and not blindingly obvious.
Mr. Rehn, in his defense of the Cyprus negotiations on Wednesday, suggested that the difficulty of devising a deal for Cyprus was made worse by member states like Germany and others that insisted on limiting the total contribution to €10 billion — even though the total financing needs had been estimated at €17 billion.
Queried on a conference call with reporters about the difficulties of devising a game plan to slow Smith, one of the top quarterbacks in the country, Brown talked about searching the football office in vain for the Longhorns defensive coordinator Manny Diaz.
This elite and visible unanimity, however, belied the tangle of issues revealed earlier in the day during the smaller, nontelevised meeting where scholars from economics, political science, law, and public policy examined the likely difficulties of devising immigration policies that help the economy without harming immigrants or people who are already in the country.
Instead of devising a policy toward North Korea, Mr. Bush devised an epithet: "the axis of evil".
Part of the inherent difficulty in devising a comprehensive monitoring strategy is the complex intertwinement of software and services within any large system.
One difficulty in devising such a method stems from the high variability of protein-coding genes, particularly at synonymous codon positions, which thwarts the design of universally conserved primers.
