Sentence examples for difficulty posed by the 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.

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.

Jed Bernstein, president of the League of American Theaters and Producers, said that the degree of difficulty posed by the anthem had nothing to do with why 6 to 12 Broadway theaters chose to reopen last Thursday night with "God Bless America".

And a mooted move from a first-past-the-post voting system to proportional representation could further reduce the effect of a landslide loss on the USDP.Then there is the difficulty posed by the constitution, which bars anyone with a foreign spouse or children from being president.

However they emphasize the great difficulty posed by this because of competitive, technical, legal, and possibly embarrassing reasons (i.e., disclosing certain breaches could harm their image).

But other technical experts attest to the difficulties posed by the many hours of daily darkness in the winter, the higher failure rate of steel materials in cold temperatures and the sheer difficulties posed by the remoteness of infrastructure.

When it comes to steel, his ministers shrug at the difficulties posed by the EU's state-aid rules.

Even without the extra difficulties posed by the recession, many thought these targets were wildly over-optimistic.

He praised Judge Masipa's handling of the original case, acknowledging the difficulties posed by the "glare of international attention".