Sentence examples similar to difficulty present from inspiring English sources

The result came after prosecutors had difficulty presenting their case over the last five weeks.

In the 20th century, such rationalism met with a new and unexpected difficulty presented by quantum mechanics.

Later, Ms. Parrish, who said she was an aficionado of the "Jeopardy!" television show, assessed the level of difficulty presented by the East Village trivia as "medium-hard".

Such limitations have their origins in common law, holding that as time passes, a person accused of a crime has a greater difficulty presenting an effective defense.

Maybe it is not so different from the practical difficulty presented in "Piano": the insurrectos must plan the revolution while living in the house of the Spanish masters.

But a deeper difficulty presents itself when we ask what is meant by "most properties".

The difficulty presented by a threshold is that it imposes a moral discontinuity over psychologically continuous attributes.

For Ockham the principal difficulty presented by the continuous is the infinite divisibility of space, and in general, that of any continuum.

Patterson's family had difficulty presenting the proper paperwork to receive federal rebuilding dollars--a problem shared by many New Orleanians.

This study sought to overcome this difficulty, presenting as a differential the follow-up home visit and a longitudinal approach.

But in the Middle East the difficulties present not just another case of traditional societies having to come to terms with the forces of modernization.