Sentence examples for if a difficulty emerges from inspiring English sources
If a difficulty emerges after years of developing and testing a new pill, as with Merck's Vioxx, there may be little they can do about it.
Immediately a difficulty emerges.
Perhaps because they are older and more cynical, European societies seem to bask in a "collective moroseness" from which they have difficulty emerging.
But another difficulty emerged.
A concern experienced by many participants was in relation to using new skills competently, and how to respond if complex psychological difficulties emerged in a consultation.
The government insists the program is already "right on track," in the words of a spokesperson, but difficulties emerged immediately.
Difficulties emerge if no reference sequence is available, especially if only short reads generated by the SOLiD or Solexa sequencing platforms are available and genome is highly repetitive.
When cognitive difficulties emerge, if possible, it is preferable that health professionals discuss driving safety long before it becomes a safety issue, and thus avoiding a sudden recommendation and confrontation.
Making family meals a priority, in spite of scheduling difficulties, emerged as the most consistent protective factor for disordered eating.
Doctors had a majority on a board that was set up to supervise the training programme after difficulties emerged, said the government.
