Sentence examples for i difficulties from inspiring English sources

Post-World War I difficulties again forced him out of General Motors in 1920, and he formed a new firm, Durant Motors, Inc., in 1921.

The challenges associated with experiments of aspect ratio vs. electrical potential are (i) difficulties in sample manipulation at the nanoscale, (ii) making appropriate electrical measurements accounting for contact resistances, and (iii) measuring currents and voltages with sufficiently high resolution.

Prediction of extrudate swell has been challenging due to (i) difficulties associated with accurate representation of the constitutive behavior of polymer melts, and (ii) difficulties associated with the simulation of free surfaces, which requires special techniques in the traditionally used Eulerian framework.

The major drawbacks in atherogenesis research are (i) difficulties in investigating the early phase of the pathology in the clinical context and (ii) discrepancies between experimental models and human characteristics of the disease, which can limit the relevance of results.

Nevertheless, there are some situations at risk of AWS-ETI difficulty or failure.

"Even though I have difficulties myself".

Well, I have difficulties with stuff like that.

But in the year 2001, I had difficulties.

He says: "I have difficulties with his work.

"I had difficulties focusing.

Even if I encounter difficulties, I persistently continue.