Sentence examples for difficulty of presenting from inspiring English sources

Following the thrill of a scientific discovery comes the difficulty of presenting it to the public.

This article has demonstrated the difficulty of presenting unquantifiable cultural values in a context dominated by economic imperatives.

There's still the difficulty of presenting complex DNA evidence to jurors.

That review already included Hazlitt's musings on the difficulty of presenting Hamlet on stage, after seeing how even his favourite Kean failed to interpret Hamlet's character adequately.

Given the incomplete linkage of stillbirths (recorded as a maternal outcome) and the difficulty of presenting results for multiple births (requiring duplication of maternal information), comparisons of maternal and infant linkage groups are presented for singleton live births.

Island theater directors do not dispute Ms. Barabas's point, but say the economic difficulties of presenting new plays are formidable.

He explains that in the show he attempts to address the difficulties of presenting graphic design outside of its context and explores his interest in reconciling the differences in having an independent studio practice while also producing "traditional" printed matter, such as posters and logos.

The characters in Anything Is Possible are shaped and sometimes haunted by their past, or trapped by the difficulties of present relationships and their inability to say how they feel.

The question is just about the degree of difficulty in presenting a defense.

In this subtest, 20 words of increasing difficulty are presented of which the participant has to choose the synonym out of five alternatives.

The difficulties of the presented study originate from the small volume of conductive solution that can be used due to environmental considerations, the effect of conductive groundwater and the high clay content of the targeted layer.