Sentence examples for difficulty of parsing from inspiring English sources
Editors at some newspapers outside New York and Washington said the difficulty of parsing such statements contributed partly to their restraint.
Inevitably, there is a lot of parsing.
However, the performance of parsing tree-based systems is often degraded by chunking or parsing errors.
Not exactly abstract legalese that requires a ton of parsing.
Part of the difficulty in parsing studies on the potential medical effects of Taser use is the outsize influence of Taser International in funding research.
The memorable "absention" ("one of the members of a family absents himself from home") that opens "Hansel and Gretel" is clear enough, but a child at bedtime would have difficulty parsing the last line of "Cinderella": As the soil on me continued to turn into gold, the ground of our garden sprouted trees, fruits, and vegetables.
And he'd have had no difficulty parsing those Senate House documents.
However, I had some difficulty parsing the manuscript.
Previous efforts aimed at SNP discovery for rainbow trout using ESTs were unsuccessful, mainly, due to difficulties parsing allelic variation from the high frequency of duplicated genes [ 14].
Part of the difficulty of computer vision lay in attempts to parse a whole scene at one time (Marr 1982).
Difficulties that remained for all of these approaches were extending linguistic coverage and the reliability of parsing and interpretation, and most of all, moving from microdomains, or coverage of a few paragraphs of text, to more varied, broader domains.
