Sentence examples for few technicalities from inspiring English sources

Mr Pickard's role is squaring the Western investors' worries about profits and title with the Ukrainian partners' ability to make things happen (perhaps, eventually).The project has been several years in gestation; and while Mr Pickard waits, and waits, for the last few technicalities to fall into place, he has other strings to his bow.

There are a few technicalities though.

Omitting a few technicalities, hysteresis nonlinearities are defined as deterministic, rate-independent operators.

As we will use as few technicalities as possible to get the gist of the view, we will not do complete justice to its sophistication and nuance.

Hence there is no constructive counterpart to the existential modality, and "Modulo a few technicalities, the intuitionistic language is the 'persistent fragment' of the modal one….", van Benthem (2009: 257).

A message that was very recently posted on the Sellaband website claims that an acquisition of the business is imminent, and merely a matter of a "few technicalities" at this point.

The trustee wishes to inform the 'Sellaband community' that, apart from a few technicalities, the completion of a transaction with a potential buyer of the business, is to be expected soon, in order to make a fresh start, safeguarding both the rights of Believers and Artists.

For the implementation of the regression methods, few further technicalities were taken into account: (i) We randomly sorted HLAs and OLPs variables before applying FARMS or any of the other approaches to avoid any possible relation between the order of the variables in the dataset and either the time of execution or the obtained model.

But weeks of negotiations became bogged down in squabbling over technicalities few ordinary South Koreans could understand.

All told, Molière's authorship is a mere technicality; few have cared about this play for centuries.

Rather than focus on technicalities that few people understand, it could have used this case to examine what it means to be public and how social media results in more, not less, disclosure.