Sentence examples for difficulty resolving from inspiring English sources
But they had much more difficulty resolving the smaller matter of who would win this tournament.
But the depressed child apparently has such difficulty resolving the sadness that it becomes pervasive and inhibits his functioning.
The country will have difficulty resolving its demographic crisis — its population is predicted to drop nearly 20percentt by 2050 — if it does not confront its alcohol problem.
The F.C.C. had difficulty resolving the issue in part because it is not nearly as politically independent as the Federal Trade Commission, and the F.C.C.'s chairman, William E. Kennard, has not had the same broad support from a majority of the commissioners at his agency as Robert Pitofsky, his counterpart at the F.T.C., has had at his.
The PlayStation Blog has had difficulty resolving for some time now, and Sony has tweeted that PSN may be going "undergoing sporadic maintenance".
Many DOA estimation methods may have difficulty resolving closely spaced sources, and there is bias inherent in the nature of sparsity enforcing functionals [14].
In the meantime: if your domain is hosted on Namecheap and is having difficulties resolving, Namecheap recommends temporarily switching it to their backup DNS system.
Difficulties resolving conflict between identity and depressive symptoms may account for significant delays in seeking help for depression.
Within the Bovini, difficulties resolving interspecific relationships arose when comparing pairwise differences between species for dI and dS with those deduced from the neighbour joining algorithm.
Over the 12 months, the difficulties resolved in 194/327 (59.3%) patients with nodding syndrome and in 145/250 (58%) patients with other convulsive epilepsies.
The majority of the 194 children in whom behaviour and emotional difficulties resolved, however, improved without psychotropic drugs but with seizure control, suggesting that in nodding syndrome some of these features may be comorbidities of epilepsy.
