Sentence examples for have difficulty in achieving from inspiring English sources
All three face deflation problems, ie they have, or may have, difficulty in achieving a sufficiently low real interest rate.' Krugman pointed out that the US had its own equivalent of the restrictive European Stability Pact, because of the legal obligation for the US state and local governments to have balanced budgets (thus offsetting the supposed stimulus from Washington).
Existing methods for modeling general TDS, which are normally represented as triangle mesh surfaces, have difficulty in achieving both uniform curvature distribution and high mesh quality.
The long-term effect of female employment in QIZs are yet to be quantified, and there is some concern that over time, Jordanian women may have difficulty in achieving higher wages in a global economy where apparel manufacturers can easily relocate to cheaper labor markets.
From these applications, it can be concluded that large-scale CFB boilers have difficulties in achieving high boiler thermal efficiency, combustion efficiency and blending proportion in burning coal slurry.
Individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) have difficulties in achieving optimal performance in many everyday and academic tasks, deficits attributed to impaired skill acquisition and procedural memory consolidation.
However we can demonstrate that programmes and policy agendas that fail to consider conceptual use of research can have difficulties in achieving successful outcomes of instrumental research use in health practices.
Community-based data suggest that up to 30% of couples in some parts of Nigeria have difficulties in achieving a desired conception after 2 years of marriage without the use of contraceptives.
A free society has difficulty in achieving so much concentration especially when the projects are essentially military and political, with little bearing on economic progress or welfare.
Labour stopped talking about it because they had difficulty in achieving it, Redwood argues.
Many participants had difficulty in achieving the macronutrient goals of the prescribed diet and the mean difference in protein intake was marginal (<2% of energy).
