Sentence examples for exemplify the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Garry Stenson of Fisheries and Oceans Canada, a government agency, reckons that the number of harp-seal miscarriages has risen greatly in response.Harp seals exemplify the difficulty of adapting to changing conditions.

And the contrasting economic fortunes of beaten-up Spain, where the jobless rate has reached 24%, and resilient Germany, where it is below 6%, exemplify the difficulty of finding the right monetary policy in a currency union of 17 members.The ECB's meeting on May 3rd (after The Economist went to press) was not expected to change its monetary stance.

Mr Serra's slogan, "Brazil can do more," exemplifies the difficulty.

The choice before the Land Use Committee yesterday exemplified the difficulty of choosing between badly needed housing and the green space that contributes to quality of life, all the Council members said.

However, the number of potential candidates was disappointingly small, exemplifying the difficulty of finding serum cancer biomarkers.

This trial exemplifies the difficulty of interpreting the results of single-arm trials using the RECIST criteria (Michaelis and Ratain, 2006).

While these results are potentially valuable in their application to CWD management and future understanding of prion pathobiology, our results also exemplified the difficulty in detecting highly significant association at LG-wide or study-wide levels in wild populations using microsatellites.

The saga of Tamiflu, an anti-flu drug produced by Roche, a multinational company based in Switzerland, exemplifies the difficulties of extracting information vital to public health.

White-collar crime lawyers contend that Countrywide exemplifies the difficulties of mounting a criminal case without assistance and documentation from regulators — the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Office of Thrift Supervision and the Fed, in Countrywide's case.

The website exemplifies the difficulties of using geographic information technologies with historical data and shows the benefits of adding multimedia capabilities to geographic information system (GIS) and cartography.

The cloning of these two QTLs that directly or indirectly affect root architecture exemplifies the difficulties that can occur in QTL cloning and can partly explain why the number of cloned root QTLs is still low.