Sentence examples for difficulty to meet from inspiring English sources

"This is the market signaling there is a problem," said Jan Stuart, global oil economist at UBS, "that there is a growing difficulty to meet demand with new supplies".

The current manual method for labelling UBI 29-41 with Ga-68 has several disadvantages, including unnecessary radiation exposure to operators, and difficulty to meet GMP requirements.

However, it suffers from a poor image and from the difficulty to meet modern productivity standards and to pass some durability tests designed for industrial materials.

As a result, most small manufacturers suffer from the difficulty to meet due dates or to make proper decision in accepting new orders.

The roles of the CAB member were Chairperson (two), Secretary (one), and ordinary members (three) (Table  2).> Twelve of the interviews were conducted face to face and two by telephone due to the non-availability of one of the interviewees (research team member) and logistical difficulty to meet (CAB member).

But Mr. Liu went on to warn, "We are facing unprecedented difficulties to meet electricity demand".

The ethical significance of the identified impacts was predicted based on the associated difficulties to meet these criteria.

However, it has difficulties to meet the higher accuracy requirements of the dynamic monitoring of small or medium span bridges, due to the presence of measurement noise from multipath, cycle slips, ionosphere delay, orbital errors, etc.

Since the work record allows agencies to properly enforce the requirements to obtain the pension mainly by checking the years spent in formality (contribution history), difficulties to meet these requirements have been noted in the academic and policy discussion (Forteza et al. 2009; Bucheli et al. 2010; Bosch and Manacorda 2012).

To this regard, the interviews illuminated the understanding of the quantitative findings as they revealed that households' difficulties to meet the costs associated with the entire care process, rather than just the official fees alone.

Eradicating poverty is the greatest global challenge, as poverty poses difficulties to meeting the needs, protecting and promoting the rights of all children in the world.