Sentence examples for difficulty of incorporating from inspiring English sources
Likewise, Mrs. Merkel's conservative bloc once believed that it could gain political advantage by tapping into a growing disillusionment with enlargement, while also pointing out the costs and difficulty of incorporating a large Muslim country into a mostly Christian grouping.
This idea isn't very plausible, but for reasons partly having to do with the problems that Keynesian policymaking was encountering at the time, and partly having to do with the difficulty of incorporating expectations into economic models in any other manner, it proved immensely influential.
We should also mention the difficulty of incorporating the effects of technological progress.
On one hand, the difficulty of incorporating antimony inside GaAs structures has repeatedly been reported in literature [8].
One of the problems in modelling solute solvent interactions is the difficulty of incorporating the consideration of solute solvent hydrogen bonding into continuum-type models.
The difficulty of incorporating other minority groups in the area lies in the fact that the historic coexistence of different groups is not based on inclusion, but rather on parallelism.
He was concerned about the possible difficulties of incorporating nearly four million African Americans, once they had been freed, into the nation's social and political life.
The fundamental difficulties of incorporating experimentally obtained boundary misorientation distributions (BMDs) into three-dimensional microstructural models are discussed.
One of the difficulties of incorporating this information into the models was the inaccuracy of circulating influenza strain reporting on a regional level.
Reluctance to refer patients to decision support is largely based on the scepticism of professionals that these tools add value, coupled with difficulties of incorporating the tools into existing workflows and competing organisational pressures, such as targets.
However, a known limitation in this approach is the difficulty of systematically incorporating constraints.
