Sentence examples for material difficulties that from inspiring English sources

Thanks to this ingenious financial tool, through which part of a family fortune can be protected for its intended beneficiaries, George W., among other Bushes, has been spared some of the material difficulties that afflict so many of their fellow-citizens.

It is generally agreed that traditional territorial-fixed systems face transboundary difficulties that characterize a territorial mismatch between flowing materials and political boundaries.

Some tips are provided for overcoming common experimental difficulties that may arise during use of a rheometer to characterize materials that exhibit shrinkage or evaporation.

The Home Office may speak up for the quality of its warders, insist that they had been instructed in the Borstal methods, and reasonably claim that there are material difficulties in breaking up and transferring a small community of families.

Although reporting bias and reverse causation cannot be entirely excluded, it seems that questions on material difficulties assess absolute deprivation more efficiently than other socio-economic indicators.

The force of his personality neutralized material difficulties as his soldiers fought with the confidence that with Napoleon in charge they would surely win.

According to the instructor, this attrition rate is not atypical, due to the difficulties that these students have with the material.

Because they are often made from unusual materials using unconventional techniques, modern works of art can present conservation difficulties that old master paintings or Italianate sculptures do not.

Patterns of student difficulty that emerge from close analysis of clear errors may guide instructor preparation and use of material that is supportive of student learning.

"But there is no material difficulty with Celtic supporters.

And yes, even Judy Holliday -- who originated the role of Ella in "Bells" -- and Ethel Merman had difficulty finding material that was right for them.