Sentence examples for difficulty of successfully from inspiring English sources

One problem is the difficulty of successfully treating sexual offenders.

Officials had emphasized for days the difficulty of successfully employing the containment dome.

"I do not want to compound the difficulty of successfully standing up N.N.S.A.'s new operating model by hiring new employees and promoting others into new assignments".

As more computing power is added to the information-validation process, the difficulty of successfully finding a solution to the puzzle and validating a blockchain increases.

We may get lucky again, and a combination of prevention, deterrence and intelligence -- together with the inherent difficulty of successfully weaponizing diseases -- could allow us to live through several more decades unscathed.

Even before Ms. White took over the case from the campaign task force, many legal experts had emphasized the difficulty of successfully prosecuting sitting politicians in cases involving bribery or illegal gifts.

Cutting the nerves can interfere with the rhythmicity of breathing, and this may be an important cause of the difficulties of successfully transplanting both lungs.

Perceived behavioural control describes peoples' perception of the difficulty to successfully perform the behaviour of interest.

In view of the apparent difficulty of tetraploid cells to successfully complete mitosis, we wondered whether these cells might rely more heavily on the cell cycle checkpoint kinase Chk1 than diploid cells.

Use of increasing numbers of entry clones in a single reaction is inefficient due to the difficulty in successfully recognizing multiple pairs of matched att signals simultaneously.

The results from using caspase inhibitors have not been consistent, possibly because of the variability of the CLP model and/or the difficulty in successfully inhibiting caspase activation.