Sentence examples for existing difficulty from inspiring English sources

However, the existing difficulty in obtaining fresh grafts due to the limited number of human donors and the need for size matching between the donor and the recipient demand the development of an effective preservation and storage method that can be used to bank donor meniscal tissue.

A third of GPs in the UK plan to retire in the next five years because of high stress levels, unmanageable workloads and too little time with patients, in a move that would exacerbate the existing difficulty of getting an appointment.

Given the existing difficulty of passing legislation because of the failure, which is likely to endure, of either the Tories or Labour to command a majority this is a dire prospect for a system whose frailties Mr Salmond has a record of turning to his advantage.

"Despite the existing difficulties, I have great pleasure and satisfaction making films there.

We have managed to hold off the specter of protectionism, which, as history has taught us, inevitably compounds existing difficulties.

There are a number of key government policies that are affecting the environment in which schools have to recruit and exacerbating existing difficulties.

To avoid this, set clear limits - if there are any existing difficulties in the relationship or dodgy power dynamics, working with a family member can be explosive.

On top of the existing difficulties, May's speech on the Downing Street steps put further pressure on her health team by stressing her determination to tackle inequalities in life expectancy and providing better life chances for those suffering from mental illness.

Optimal cell sources and the reprogramming strategies also complicate the existing difficulties.

Firstly, the road features, road model, existing difficulties and interference factors for road extraction were analyzed.

The major features, current status and existing difficulties related to the various types of solar thermal collectors were identified.