If China's carbon emissions from the thermal power industry increase according to the present rate, China will have difficulty in realizing its carbon reduction target by 2020.
Despite the limitation, the self-evaluation can contribute to complementing the evaluations by health center staff, as they might have difficulty in realizing some VHV activities, e.g., informal health education activities through chatting with villagers.
Gambetta and Hertog suggest that this mindset combines with frustrated expectations in many Middle Eastern and North African countries, and among many migrant populations, where people with engineering backgrounds have difficulty in realizing their ambitions for good and socially valued jobs.
This is the case with many non-native speakers of English, for instance, Germans [6], who have difficulty in realizing the distinction between the English phonemes /ae/ and /e/ and often produce /e/ when /ae/ should be used, or Japanese speakers of English who have difficulty in distinguishing /l/ and /r/ [7] and may end up producing sounds that are neither an English /l/ nor an English /r/.
Of course, given that young women are now outpacing men in school and college, and are less likely to hold traditional gender attitudes, today's aspiring traditionalists may have difficulty realizing the neotraditional model that has been so dominant in American families.
Even so, most energy sector policy support models have difficulty realizing distributed technologies, particularly where complex component/system interactions arise.
Windsor said that in addition to the hefty price tag, Nokia would have difficulties realizing immediate returns from the deal as competitors such as Google and Apple are offering turn-by-turn direction services for free.
Some students have difficulty responding to change.
Detroit Electric is the latest in a long series of companies to have had difficulty realizing big dreams in the electric marketplace.
