Sentence examples for great practical difficulties from inspiring English sources

They discovered important new facts and solved the great practical difficulties of preparation.

Mr. Blix said there would be "great practical difficulties" in removing Iraqi weapons experts and their families from their country to interview them, as the draft resolution provides.

Suprapubic catheter insertion is a fundamental practical skill that all clinicians should be familiar with, yet there are great practical difficulties in training in this area.

We acknowledge the great practical difficulties posed by a research program seeking to find such relationships within different primate species.

We can and do experiment on humans, but with great practical difficulty, even in the rare occasions when ethical concerns permit such experiments.

The high working temperatures of the internal combustion engine that are the cause of its high efficiency are at the same time a source of great practical difficulty in construction and operation.

While the more typical conditions of this trial are an advantage for generalizability, they produced greater practical difficulties in running the trial.

There are also big practical difficulties.

At least theatre is not staffed with hundreds of non-decision-making decision-makers, and, however great the practical difficulties, it does sometimes manage to respond to current events.

In part, it said, "... it may be said that relatively speaking, the archaeological potential of the Rampart Impoundment area is great; the practical difficulties of field work will have to be overcome in order to obviate the possible loss of what may be some of the most important prehistoric records in North America".

From 1943 on he resumed the work on analysis, but the difficulties intrinsic to the topic were great, as were the practical difficulties of life caused by the war.