Sentence examples for face practical difficulties from inspiring English sources

Such changes would take time to implement, face practical difficulties, and run counter to established practices.

We observe that translation departments are insufficient in this respect and hence it is clear that graduate students face practical difficulties.

This week, the Beijing News detailed some of the complications: in Beijing, rules state that rural families with a daughter can only have a second child if they farm, have lived in a mountainous area for a long time and face "practical difficulties".

Such practices have a very important role in maintaining the rural environment but have to face practical difficulties tackling the natural handicap of mountainous territories and have to bear the costs associated with transporting the livestock to the mountains for seasonal grazing.

However, ships operating in the Caribbean Sea face practical difficulties in conducting ballast water exchange at the recommended distances without making large deviations from usual routes.

Selective sealing of such lenses along with minor effect on gas productivity usually faces practical difficulties due to the inherent permeability contrast.

However, many theoretically feasible collaborative filtering schemes face practical implementation difficulties in real world computing infrastructures like public cloud computing platforms.

There is likely to be cross-party consensus at Westminster on extending airline security but the measures may face serious practical difficulties.

And another issue is "hyperbolic discounting" – people value the receipt of a good (or income) in the short term much more highly than they do in the long term.On top of these biases, individuals face enormous practical difficulties in doing what economists assume they do all the time – maximize their utility.

Despite its high theoretical capacity of 936 mAhg−1, when applied as anodes in lithium-ion batteries, manganese oxide, hausmannite(Mn3O4) face many practical difficulties due to its poor intrinsic electrical conductivity, huge volume expansion, and pulverization during repetitive charge/discharge cycling processes etc.

In the first part of this section we argue that, when the staff members deal with medication-related issues in the meetings, they face some practical difficulties, which they seek to solve by establishing medication-issues as conversational topics (for an overview of CA studies on the management of topics in conversation, see [ 8], chapter 11).