Sentence examples for main difficulty seems from inspiring English sources

Agro EcoEnergy's main difficulty seems to lie in determining the ownership of the land it wants to use.

That's the app's main difficulty: it seems quality of information isn't consistent.

Mr. Ozawa, looking thin and frail, moved cautiously across the stage and into position; his main difficulty, it seemed, was stepping onto and off the high podium.

One of us (JPC), in his description of the new genus Archeterokrohnia Casanova, 1986 [ 46], hypothesized possible relationships with molluscs and wrote (p. 193, English translation): " the main difficulty [of this hypothesis] seems to lie in the fact that chaetognaths have a deuterostomian type of development while molluscs are protostomian" (chaetognaths were then said to be deuterostomes).

Although the effect on genes involved in translation seems clear, the main difficulty in analysis lies not in the identification of differentially expressed genes but in the interpretation of how these may interact.

Even though the main difficulty was to timely reach the targets of the bundles, the existence of a protocolized approach to severe sepsis and septic shock seems to contribute to the reduction of mortality in our population of patients.

As before, the main difficulty here is in reconciling our everyday beliefs with a sufficiently restricted ontology: after all, people and even fundamental particles seem sometimes to be indeterminate.

"The main difficulty is getting the thicker returnable bottles.

The main difficulty conscripts must endure is constant hunger.

The main difficulty has been in the interweaving.

The main difficulty is that there are two syllables in people and only one in Queen.