Sentence examples for difficulty of extending from inspiring English sources
Tony Blair wants to double the number of addicts in treatment by 2008, bringing the total to 200,000, or nearly four in five problem users, and to boost government spending on treatment services from £438m to £573m.The publication this week of an "updated" drug strategy highlighted both the usefulness of a treatment-based approach and the difficulty of extending it effectively.
The Mohists call this the "difficulty of extending kinds" (B2).
But because of the "difficulty of extending kinds," this process will always be a fallible one.
The difficulty of extending the Ma and Genton (2000) proposal to the estimation of serial cross-correlation is discussed in Sect. 4.
These folks are not likely to have access to grid electricity anytime soon due to the exorbitant cost and logistical difficulty of extending power lines to remote parts of the world.
Compared with separate injections, mixing the two insulins resulted in increased GIR values during the last hour of the clamp, which was limited to 5 h because of the difficulty of extending the duration of clamp procedure further in this age-group.
"But they are also a reminder of the difficulties of extending effective protections to them".
The Gibbs sampling technique was applied for trivariate flood events simulation in order to mitigate the calculation difficulties of extending to three dimension directly.
There is no difficulty to extend this point contact to a distributed contact by considering the footprint as a weighted integration of contacting points [77, 78, 79].
However, flowering of nuña bean only takes place under short-day photoperiod conditions, which means a difficulty to extend production to areas where such conditions do not prevail.
Part of the difficulty in extending extinction science from the past into the present lies in figuring out how to reconcile the clues left by past comings and goings of species with those providing hints of what may be happening to existing species.
