Sentence examples for issue of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

There are simple ways to address both the current controversy and the broader issue of the difficulty of compliance.

Gregory said Gingrich's comment on last Sunday's "Meet the Press" reflects upon the larger issue of the "difficulty of taking on Medicare in a campaign season".

While the relatively low response rate did not appear to produce bias in the respondents compared with the population, it raises the issue of the difficulty in achieving high response rates in population studies.

The latter raised the issue of the difficulties of multi-agency working, but it was felt strongly that teachers would always put children fi rst and were wedded to the government's Every Child Matters agenda.

Overall, the discussions raised the issue of the difficulties in vaccine procurements and the implementation of the project, given the current FMD epidemiological situation.

Republicans yesterday offered muted criticism of the effort, focusing on the issues of the difficulty of finding a single standard to use for such a project and the confusion that could result from a review that might cast doubt on the legitimacy of George W. Bush's election.

When addressing the issue of optimality the difficulty lies in the definition of the term optimal, and in the question what other search strategy the Lévy walk is compared to.

The determination of the upper reference limit (URL) for thyroid peroxidase autoantibodies (TPOAbs) is a contentious issue, because of the difficulty in defining the reference population.

Developing a simpler compound with similar activity as EerI is a critical issue because of the difficulty in synthesizing EerI in large scale.

And while we're on the issue of the physical difficulties of writing... Mogigraphia.

This is a shame, because, buried in the over-abundant pages, there are insights into a number of crucial issues: the difficulty of establishing productive economies in occupied regions; the global impact that leaders of small countries (such as North Korea) can have when they threaten their neighbours; and the consequences of prioritising military over social spending.