Sentence examples for difficulty preventing from inspiring English sources

The issues that plagued Tim Lewis's defense late in 2006 haunt Steve Spagnuolo's version: a high completion percentage for quarterbacks, few sacks, and difficulty preventing third-down conversions.

Although Bauer realized the hatch could be opened when the pressure of the air inside the hull, compressed by water leaking into the submarine, matched the water pressure outside, he had difficulty preventing his crew from panicking.

The results have led her to believe that the anxiety-prone may have difficulty preventing the mind from lingering on distractions when performing easy, day-to-day tasks.

Inside the city he reported experiencing difficulty preventing thoughts of the disaster, stating that "all the time I would be feeling scared; I would be smelling dead bodies, and I became hypervigilant because any little noise would make me scared".

Levein also said Dundee United is in an unenviable position of being able to bring young players through, but would always have difficulty preventing migration to bigger clubs or leagues.

Interestingly, the surviving IL-17R−/− animals all had detectable brain colonization with C. neoformans strain H99, suggesting that these animals had difficulty preventing dissemination of the wild-type cryptococci, even though they showed no signs or symptoms of disease.

During an interview with Dengeki Nintendo DS, Hitoshi Yamagami revealed that Wi-Fi compatibility had been considered for Radiant Dawn, with features such as downloadable battle maps and units, although difficulties relating to balance and difficulty prevented the idea from developing.

However, a practical difficulty prevents the obvious straightforward comparison between all genomes, looking for genes which would be ubiquitous.

"Palestinian president Abbas has created difficulties preventing the restarting of negotiations, but Israel nevertheless remains committed to continuing to try to engage with the Palestinians and of course we don't interfere in the election cycles of others".

They identified the need to develop strategies to overcome difficulties preventing general practitioners (GPs) from routinely obtaining family history information as well as strategies to support accurate record keeping in the electronic medical record (EMR [10].

The synthesis of the 'DPEN'-derived ligand threw up several synthetic difficulties preventing the isolation of pure ligand, but the crude ligand was converted into its Ru complex that was then purified using column chromatography and fully characterised (Scheme 3).