Sentence examples for difficulty of establishing a from inspiring English sources
The difficulty of establishing a megachurch in New England has less to do with parochialism than with economics.
The novel revels in the immediacy of oral history even as it points out, "Rashomon -like, the difficulty of establishing a single, unified stoRashomon -likeand accounthe
The finding proved both influential and controversial, but ultimately more important was the very difficulty of establishing a rate at all.
The advantage of possessing unique and private information, accessible to no researching biographer, is counterbalanced by the difficulty of establishing a stance that is neither overmodest nor aggressively self-assertive.
Since painter limits the number of art pieces, there is the difficulty of establishing a vast amount of data.
Meanwhile, the difficulty of establishing a large and diverse educational support network is a factor causing educational stratification.
The fashion industry should stop bemoaning the so-called difficulties of establishing a prototype and get on with business in a fair and evenhanded and, yes, profitable manner.
Although GPs recognize the limitations and difficulties of establishing an ongoing and preferably effective relationship with these persistent MUS patients in daily practice, they seems to take responsibility to build and maintain such a relationship.
Getting that first faculty job represents the end of one arduous journey for a biomedical scientist--and, given the difficulties and cost of establishing a new lab, the start of another.
But deployment has its own difficulties, on top of establishing an effective cold chain, which means the vaccine must be kept under minus 60 degrees Celsius at all times.
