Mr. Ryan said he did not envision great difficulty in winning passage of his proposal.
This model also envisions the difficulty with the shortage of maintenance failure data by making use of Bayesian approach and PROMETHEE II for decision making.
Since the open closed equilibrium is both the basis for fluorogenicity and the cause of synthetic difficulties, we envisioned eliminating this process in a reversible manner.
Arp, however, had difficulty envisioning the space and traveled to Cambridge at his own expense.
In the real world, said Dr. Laurence Steinberg, director of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation's Network on Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice, "there is good reason to believe that children of this age have difficulty envisioning the future consequences of actions -- as most parents of children up to the age of 11 will tell you".
Pruss, however, envisions no such difficulty.
If it's not broken, don't try to fix it". With the area having no grocery store or post office, with homes worth $700,000 to $2.2 million and nothing but a small commercial corner containing not much more than a seafood restaurant, car wash, video store and flower shop, some are having difficulty envisioning how the city would pay for itself.
This is possibly because participants had difficulty envisioning such a remote verification of attributes.
As much as Japan was unwilling to relax its rigid social system, eschewing imported labor to offset an aging population, and inhibited by similar need to import raw materials, one can begin to envision China's long-range difficulties.
This case illustrates the opportunities and difficulties posed in envisioning a strategy to enact and implement land reform policy in the complex political environment of a developing country.
