Sentence examples for has difficulties of from inspiring English sources

A: Transition of course has difficulties, of course as far as the abilities of the Afghan state are concerned.

But Priest's proposal has difficulties of its own.[21] To mention some of them, Priest does not give a principled characterization of which properties are existence-entailing and which are not (which looks quite similar to the problem with the nuclear-extranuclear distinction which Priest points out in the above quotation).

For comparison between Pfam22, Pfam24 and the two HMMER releases (HMMER2.3.2 and HMMER3b3), we removed the top 20, promiscuous conserved domains, as well as Zinc Finger domains for the analysis, as HMMerThread has difficulties of identifying the correct family of Zinc Fingers.

The United Nations has had difficulties of organization and financing, Mr. McNamara readily acknowledges.

Scarlett, though, was a busy man, who was having difficulties of his own.

But Pittsburgh have difficulties of their own after a 1-2 start which has included fourth-quarter collapses against Denver and Oakland.

But Mr. Maduro, 50, will have difficulties of his own in having to reign in factions within Mr. Chávez's party.

But Mr. Maduro, 50, will have difficulties of his own in having to rein in factions within Mr. Chávez's party.

Though we have various types of multi-touch devices, a hardware specific application will have difficulties of extensibility with all of these various devices.

In addition to problems of serious mental disorder, they commonly also have difficulties of treatment engagement, substance misuse and antisocial behavior.

It is possible that parents might not want their child to be identified as having difficulties of any kind in order to avoid potential social stigma.