Sentence examples for difficulty of securing the from inspiring English sources

Given the difficulty of securing the code for the access mechanism, whether held by the provider or by a government agency, and its attractiveness as a target for hacking, that access mechanism would likely fall into malicious hands.

The meeting was delayed by unavailing efforts to bring about an armistice first (the armistice eventually took effect from May 12), by the difficulty of securing the representation of the German Confederation (which was not a signatory of the Treaty of London), and by Bismarck's deliberate effort to postpone the opening until Prussia and Austria were in possession of all of Denmark.

The drill is part of a give-and-take in the past few years between the government and utilities that has exposed the difficulties of securing the electric system.

By this means I have reduced enormously the difficulties of securing the fragments immovably in apposition.

In this review, we discuss the complexity and difficulties of securing the airway of patients with maxillofacial trauma and present our approach for airway management of such patients.

In an extensive review, M. Barak et al. discuss the complexity and difficulties of securing the airway of patients with maxillofacial trauma and present their approach for airway management of such patients.

For a number of reasons, the chief of which was the difficulty of securing paintings for the exhibition, only a few of van Eyck's and van der Weyden's panels were displayed, while almost 40 of Memling's pieces were shown.

I recently wrote an essay that talked about the difficulty of securing all of the low-cost embedded computer systems that are going to become common in our lives over the next few years.

The lengthy and often chaotic negotiations illustrated the growing difficulty of securing cooperation among the G-20, whose leaders, including President Obama, will gather next month in Seoul, South Korea.

This shift reflects opportunities in China as well as the difficulty of securing work visas in the United States.

Rising rents and the difficulty of securing a mortgage on the coasts have proved a boon to inland cities that offer the middle class a firmer footing and an easier life.