Sentence examples for difficulty to lay from inspiring English sources

If we wait for a permanent outpost to be established on the Moon, there will be little difficulty to lay out the system, but this would greatly delay the scientific return.

As the signal's bandwidth grows, not only the power consumption of these three filters grows, but it also adds difficulty to lay out high-speed circuits running at the speed of many times the input rate.

Agro EcoEnergy's main difficulty seems to lie in determining the ownership of the land it wants to use.

The difficulty seems to lie mainly in the highly diverged nature of the Dicyema sequences.

A natural border in terms of difficulty seems to lie between the bi- and tri-objective cases: although there are several methods to solve bi-objective instances with several hundred items, it is not possible when considering three objectives.

At least part of the difficulty seems to lie in the fact that joint commissioning is, by definition, more complex than commissioning in single agency settings; joint commissioning almost inevitably brings additional challenges because of the need to develop effective partnerships between health, social care and beyond.

The difficulty seems to lie mainly in the large amount of data to be collected, since the MT had not identified the most interesting key aspects, and in the fact that this group of patients is managed in several different wards.

But you may sometimes wonder whether you are doing as well you could, especially given the difficulties likely to lie ahead in 2019.

France's publicly financed partial-unemployment program allowed companies experiencing exceptional difficulties — like PSA Peugeot Citroën, the automaker — to lay off staff members temporarily and to draw on state funds to pay them during those periods.

Nāgārjuna intends to show that because there is something wrong with all the understandings of causation usually encountered, the difficulty is likely to lie in a mistaken supposition that underlies all of them.

Adding difficulty to the task lies in the fact that each island has something unique to offer.