Sentence examples for difficulty to divide from inspiring English sources
The difficulty to divide childhood leukaemia into homogenous subgroups may explain the complexity when investigating different aetiological factors.
In the face of these difficulties, philosophers tend to divide into two sorts: the "process philosophers" and the "philosophers of the manifold". Process philosophers such as Alfred North Whitehead, an Anglo-American mathematician, scientist.
(Ordinary change can, of course, be represented in a space time picture: for example, a particle at rest is represented by a straight line and an oscillating particle by a wavy line.) In the face of these difficulties, philosophers tend to divide into two sorts: the "process philosophers" and the "philosophers of the manifold".
But for all the difficulties surrounding any attempt to divide literature into fact and fiction, Dyer accepts that it's a part of literary life that is here to stay, because "it serves as a useful guide to the kind of experience the reader is wanting to have".
Given that Spain currently has a national debt equal to 100% of its GDP and that Catalonia has additional debt equal to another 7% of national GDP (35% of Catalonia's GDP), any negotiation over independence would find difficulty reaching agreement over how to divide up this debt.
People always want to attribute everything to gender as a way to divide hardships and difficulties.
The central difficulty is that in a field it is possible to divide but in a ring it is not.
The difficulties stem primarily from the dependence of one basic skill upon another in elementary school: students must be able to divide before they can understand fractions.
They seek to divide Londoners.
