Sentence examples for difficulty of relating from inspiring English sources

"It helped me alleviate some of the pain and the difficulty of relating to people," he says.

In the documentary, Erving attributed their split to the difficulty of relating to one another after their son Cory's death in 2000.

Partly because of this fragmentation of the U.K. budget, and the difficulty of relating the public expenditure White Paper to the Financial Statement and Budget Report, debate is limited, and it is rare for any detail to be changed after the documents are published.

Henry III had attempted in 1257 to issue a gold coinage by striking the gold penny (45 grains) of the value of 20 pence silver, later raised to 24; but the difficulty of relating gold to silver proved insuperable, and the coinage was withdrawn.

The difficulty of relating a specific practice to the abstract and theoretical concept of SD is well recognized (Robinson 2004).

This work demonstrates the difficulty of relating adiabatic laboratory experiments to the spontaneous heating and ignition of piles of stored coal.

A review of 10 articles in the strategy-MAS area adds to this picture by showing that many different forms of fit have been used, and that very few researchers fully acknowledge the difficulties of relating these forms to each other.

One of the difficulties of relating increased levels of resistance in the environment to antibiotic pollution, however, is the fact that antibiotic resistance genes can be co-released into the environment with antibiotic compounds (Kümmerer 2009b).

Although the proportion of students with a low level of readiness for training was not determined in this study, all clinical educators and faculty members in FGIs commented on the difficulties of relating with such students.

The difficulties of relating mRNA concentrations to protein concentrations has been extensively documented elsewhere, but it is also important to consider that real-time PCR is an exquisitely sensitive technique and that what we are detecting in some patients, although elevated, may have little or no functional significance as it may not be translated into protein.

A quite natural idea to overcome this difficulty would be that of relating the hitting process not to the individual particles but to the particle number density averaged over an appropriate volume.