Sentence examples for key difficulties to from inspiring English sources

Consider this: Livingstone has two key difficulties to overcome if he is to win the mayoral election in May.

Analysts say that one of Gallois' key difficulties at EADS has been working alongside his co-chief executive, Tom Enders.

Key difficulties at the outset of self-monitoring included using the monitor and gaining health professional agreement and/or ongoing support to do so.

Of course, one key difficulty relative to politics is that a much smaller, exclusive group of voters decide this election and we have no polling data, which proved so prescient in the 2012 general election.

Key difficulties with this approach include how to establish the population of studies from which to sample without first identifying all relevant studies.

In Section 4, we will use large system analysis to alleviate the key difficulties in finite systems.

One of the key difficulties is a lack of sensitive assays to detect de novo deletions, which in normal tissue may be lower than 1 deletion per million genomes, and track the kinetics of their initial selection.

The key difficulty here is to know where is Nairu.

The key difficulty is how to model and handle the inter-cell interference.

The key difficulty is how to explain in naturalistic terms the generation of consciousness by "mere matter".

Getting emergency personnel to take the initiative to pull together across organizational boundaries is one of the key difficulties in a collaboration exercise.