Sentence examples for is a fundamental difficulty from inspiring English sources

Practically zero chemical affinity of copper to carbon is a fundamental difficulty in creating composite structures of Cu-C, properties which are theoretically possible to estimate.

There is a fundamental difficulty in defining a threshold that separates different strains of the same species from different species, which is also well-known in the 16S rRNA analysis.

Gilles Lazimi, a GP and coordinator of an anti-smacking campaign by the Fondation pour l'enfance, said that in France – where many adults were smacked in childhood and where rhymes in favour of smacking still stick in the collective memory – there was a fundamental difficulty in getting the law changed.

There may seem to be a fundamental difficulty with supposing that our immediate experience extends through time in the way being envisaged.

The notion being developed at that time was that a fundamental difficulty might be that speech needs to be represented as a succession of units, and that acquiring such 'phonological awareness' might be the major difficulty that some children encounter.

The major drawbacks with the abovementioned techniques are of a fundamental difficulty in achieving a controllable stoichiometric growth of InSb NWs which are a narrow range of temperature processing, formation of the thin In2O3 layer on the surface of NWs, and differences in vapor pressure of In and Sb [59, 60].

McDonagh acknowledged Merton had "financial difficulties", but said "housing has to be a priority because housing is a fundamental building block for adults' and children's lives".

"That is a fundamental difference.

This is a fundamental change".

That is a fundamental fact.

This is a fundamental misapprehension.