Sentence examples for instead of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the wording of the statement in the questionnaire about communication with the healthcare professional (reason 3) was not clear enough in emphasizing the acknowledgement of the medical practitioner or pharmacist instead of the difficulty in discussing the ADR.

Israel didn't directly comment on Pelosi's remarks, pivoting instead to the difficulty of passing a comprehensive immigration reform package in the face of unified Republican opposition.

"I think race has something to do with the fact that they're not bringing up an immigration bill," Pelosi told reporters, adding, "I've heard them say to the Irish, if it were just you, this would be easy". Israel didn't directly comment on Pelosi's remarks, pivoting instead to the difficulty of passing a comprehensive immigration reform package in the face of unified Republican opposition.

Some journalists and judges have become "Cyclops," Mishin said, myopically focusing on transitional moves between jumps instead of on the difficulty and innovation of the jumps themselves.

Atheistic existentialists (Camus, Sartre, de Beauvoir, Merleau-Ponty), on the contrary, do not ground freedom in faith and the hope of accessing the transcendent; instead they emphasise the difficulty of assuming that freedom, since nothing can ensure that our attempts at finding meaning in the world will actually yield something objectively present in it.

He placed blame for most of the delays on the state's frequently criticized Wicks Law, which, because it demands that the city use four contractors instead of one, "increases the difficulty of coordinating work," he said.

We selected splenectomy instead of splenopexy because of the difficulty of intraoperative prediction for the splenic vein recanalization and the improvement of the varices after detorsion.

He cited instead the difficulty of the director's job, and the fact that Mr. Mueller had held it for nearly 10 years in particularly stressful times.

Moving from type I to type II resulted in increasing difficulty in some health domains, with respondents more likely reporting "moderate difficulty" (INTERMEDIATE) instead of "no difficulty" (ROBUST) for the given health domain.

In data assimilation, instead of obtaining with difficulty the values on the boundary, we easily observe the values of (u x,y)) in sub-region Σ, that is, (u x,y) = tilde{u} x,y)), ((x,y) in Sigma subset Omega ).

However, the increased experience did not seem to result in less uncertainty; instead, personal experiences of the difficulties in choosing the right patients to refer appeared to lead to greater cautiousness and humility.