Sentence examples for difficulty posed from inspiring English sources

Writer discusses the difficulty posed by the body's immune system--the problem of rejection--and the drugs used to overcome it.

There is also the obvious difficulty posed by the migration of the idea to the global level, when there is neither a global polity nor a global state.

A Practice Shortage As the end of this lockout-shortened regular season drew near, coaches reflected on the difficulty posed by the compressed schedule.

Another crucial difficulty posed by the implementation is the additive noise existing in the practical environments that may also cause feature mismatch and false judgment.

No amount of news on real estate or returned gifts can mask the continuing difficulty posed for the political and legal systems by Mr. Clinton's abuse of the president's clemency power.

The difficulty posed by the Cambrian Explosion was that in Darwin's day (and for many years after), no fossils were known in the enormous, older rock formations below those of the Cambrian.

In particular, this difficulty poses a problem on the frequent process of synthesizing single individual choices from social choices.

What are the difficulties posed by non-Western languages?

Finally, she discusses the difficulties posed by nonlinearity and interactivity for the composer of game music.

The difficulties posed by cross-cultural communication and different bargaining styles could be holding you back.

MP Sarah Wollaston said the speech did not address the "serious practical difficulties" posed by Brexit.