Sentence examples for facing difficulties to from inspiring English sources

However, the users of FRP are facing difficulties to machine it, because of its anistropic properties.

However, the users of FRP are facing difficulties to machine it, because of fiber de-lamination, fiber pull out, short tool life, matrix de-bonding and formation of powder like chips.

Hence, the traditional R & D methods and safety analysis theory are facing difficulties to ensure the safe operation of the CBTC system.

Despite the use of well-defined formal metadata for LOs, the users of the LOs (that is, teachers and students) are facing difficulties to discover and find suitable LOs from LORs (Hyon, 2011; Dahl & Vossen, 2008; Al-Khalifa & Davis, 2007).

Lorene Didier, WFP spokesperson, says, "WFP is facing difficulties to maintain the level of assistance to its school meals programme".

Welfare states and in particular nations of Western Europe are increasingly facing difficulties to continue to maintain social benefits in the areas of health care, education and pensions, that Europeans have unfortunately become too used to.

LWF outperforms many other approaches facing difficulty to pack rectangles.

However many students face difficulties to learn calculus.

"Even if we are the champions we face difficulties to achieve that".

But these methods usually face difficulties to succeed when noise appears in the input data or during the search, specially in large instances.

This algorithm is time-expensive and may face difficulties to migrate back to the sink without additional forwarding information.