Sentence examples for difficulty one from inspiring English sources

To overcome this difficulty, one may develop models based on the number of items inspected until r (⩾1) nonconforming items are observed.

"Domestic issues and the war in Iraq have our attentions, and for good reason, But I feat Sept. 11 is fading in our memories, now relegated to a single paragraph in newspaper stories and occasional references on television". His point was illustrated by the difficulty one resident had in finding an observance to which she could take her children.

In part, the magnitude of the difficulty one takes the problem of evil to pose for theism will depend upon one's commitments in other areas of philosophy, especially ethics, epistemology, and metaphysics.

"I think the difficulty one has - which is a serious problem - is the question of belief.

But the real difficulty, one guesses, is more deeply human than that.

Instead of awarding one score, the judges now give two — one for difficulty, one for execution.

On your website you raised the difficulties one person had while obtaining her foreign national ID card.

In the northernmost window on Broadway sits Santa himself, who was experiencing operational difficulties one morning last week.

Ms. Liang pointed out that only with the enthusiasm for financial business could one go further in such field regardless of all the difficulties one might meet.

Documentary difficulties: One cardinal rule in a trial is that an attorney can submit documents but only the judges can enter them as exhibits (or reject them).

Beyond the testing difficulties, one of the criticisms of the Common Core, in New York and elsewhere, is that it can be too demanding for young grades.