Sentence examples for eventual difficulties from inspiring English sources

Despite the eventual difficulties to fund research and sciences and consequently the potential reduction of human resources, the governmental obligations to survey and protect population against environmental hazards remain unchanged, and most probably so will the expectations of citizen.

Additionally, it is possible that the eventual difficulty in attributing the post-operative knee morbidity to the donor-site may also have lowered rate in the knee-to-knee procedures.

Information about the growth and development of the school as well as its eventual financial difficulties and closing will assist researchers charting the history of the school.

It's a wonderful reminder of the difficulties and eventual rewards of diverging from the crowd.

In this paper principles of new designs of alternative sanitation systems are illustrated, examples of technical and non-technical aspects of the eventual change are given, and difficulties to achieve changes are discussed.

He spent most of his years in the colonial administration of North America working to defeat New France, but his lack of formal military training led to political difficulties and his eventual downfall.

The rebellion in 1637 38 of a community of Kirishitan in the Shimabara Peninsula (see Shimabara Rebellion) was put down only with difficulty, and its eventual failure intensified efforts to root out the faith.

A large population in the same area suggests not only that more people would be affected by a disaster, but also that they would have more difficulty in an eventual evacuation or rescue situation, making them more vulnerable to the natural hazard.

The difficulty in quantifying eventual impact should not be used as a reason to minimise support for discovery research.

THE typical Off Broadway production these days involves great expectations, followed by unforeseen logistical difficulties and frustration, then eventual disappointment and an all-too-hasty conclusion.

A new cooperation initiative, jointly financed by the Government and UNICEF, is focused on the common objective of establishing two model inclusive ECD centres, mainstreaming both girls and boys with developmental difficulties, as pilots for eventual national scaling up.