Sentence examples for longer difficulties from inspiring English sources

After training is completed, doctors may practice for the rest of their career without any clinical supervision, the implication being that the difficulties dealt with in clinical supervision are no longer difficulties, or are better dealt with some other way.

Yet these benefits need to be balanced against the longer term difficulties that this precedent creates for the papacy's role within the church.

are resolved using the histories approach, or one might better say "tamed": they are no longer unsolved difficulties casting doubt upon the reliability and completeness of the quantum formalism, but instead they illustrate striking differences between quantum and classical physics.

Travellers can now stay away for two years instead of 11 months and extend that time further; those who left illegally over eight years ago will no longer face difficulties to return.

Optimistic people tend to live longer, overcome difficulties faster, manage stress better, have lower rates of depression, and focus more on their true purpose in life.

Kimmel had wanted to keep the ships at sea for longer, but difficulties refueling at sea on 11 and 12 December meant that the task force was low on fuel and was forced to return to port.

Another one said "For those of us doing it practically we no longer have difficulties.

Such short-term savings are offset by longer-term difficulties.

But weak growth in imports could be a signal of longer-term difficulties in China's domestic economy.

"However, it is essential that any potential increase in student numbers is funded in a sustainable way that will not create in longer-term difficulties for UK universities.

London is the European centre for venture capital, and entrepreneurs with good ideas no longer have difficulty raising funds or securing professional help.