Sentence examples for impose difficulties on from inspiring English sources

"No country wishes to impose difficulties on another just for the sake of it," Merkel said, adding that she had "every confidence that the Spanish government will carry out the necessary reforms".

The aforementioned challenges may impose difficulty on pre-interference cancelation at the SU's transmitter side.

The multi time-scaled effect of the battery dynamics imposes difficulties on the design of an accurate parameter identification algorithm.

Implementation artifacts that are specific for one bioinformatics tool would impose difficulties for adoption by others.

These interactions impose difficulties to determine influences of changes in glucose feed on the cultivation.

Finally, the temporal variation of the UWA channel is very fast due to the dynamics of the water mass, which imposes difficulty on both channel estimation and phase tracking.

The unfermented glucose not only compromises ethanol yield that is calculated based on total sugars feeding into fermentation systems without deduction of residual sugars, but also imposes difficulty for the subsequent treatment of waste distillage.

Since the kinetic properties of the materials are not known a priori, this imposes great difficulties on how to verify the obtained kinetic parameters from obtained ECR data.

The navigational problem may impose severe difficulty on older users as aging has been shown detrimental to human spatial orientation.

Additionally, some students mentioned that the test imposed some financial difficulties on them because they had to travel to another region or, sometimes, another country to meet with the nearest test date.

"Knowing it, discussing it early on," he said, "is actually the best way of not hitting the difficulties we impose on ourselves".