Sentence examples for difficulty to restore from inspiring English sources

The importance of broad landscape scales and the difficulty to restore locally degraded sites challenges management.

"We are working very hard to overcome the difficulties, to restore growth and jobs," he continued.

To restore difficulty, despite the central presentation, the stimulus was presented briefly (70 or 80 ms), and was followed by a post-mask.

To restore difficulty to the task, we reduced the stimulus duration from 150 ms to either 70 or 80 ms (adjusted to roughly match performance between observers), and the triplet was immediately followed by a post-mask.

As pope, Martin faced enormous difficulties, for he had to restore the Western church, the papacy, and the Papal States.

Elected president in 1974 in the midst of economic difficulties, he took measures to restore the economy by reducing inflation and improving the balance of trade.

However Mr. Erdogan's domestic difficulties fall out, Turkey has an opportunity to restore its international standing.

It's a difficulty for politicians: too firm and you leave the victim trying to restore circulation; too weak and you create an impression of feebleness.

The primary goal of ARTs and genetics is to restore reproductive confidence for couples facing these difficulties.

In this case, how to restore the original data is among the practical difficulties faced when solving the matrix reconstruction problem.

To overcome this difficulty transverse saw cuts or inertia slots are made in the pole faces in order to restore equality of the flexural rigidity of the rotor.