Sentence examples for mentioned difficulties from inspiring English sources

Class VI has "all previously mentioned difficulties increased to the limit" and it "cannot be attempted without risk of life".

After prison workers discovered his suicide attempt, Mr. Chen mentioned difficulties in rejoining the party and argued that his convictions were unjust, the Justice Ministry said in its statement.

But when the results go better, as in last season's showings of "On the Waterfront" and "The Godfather" (with their sulfurous scores by Leonard Bernstein and Nino Rota, respectively), certain problems remain: Anthony Tommasini, of the Times, had mentioned difficulties in hearing spoken dialogue in that presentation, for example, and the problem persisted in "Manhattan".

It was highlighted as a problem by more branches than those that mentioned difficulties getting to see a GP or NHS dentists (76); poor social care, including the quality of care homes and at-home support for older and disabled people (58); the need for more joined-up health and social care services (30); and the inadequacy of hospital discharge procedures (22).

We present an analytical method using electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) that has none of the mentioned difficulties.

In this study, we designed a feature fusion-based localized multiple kernel learning algorithm using the SPM feature to overcome the mentioned difficulties.

In 1980, Mönch [3] has obtained the following important fixed point theorem which avoids the above mentioned difficulty.

A comparison of males and females shows that the most frequently mentioned difficulty among males is financial constraints; however, it is not mentioned by any females.

Based on the unique features of BRB, this paper is devoted to overcoming the above mentioned difficulty by developing a forecasting model composed of two BRBs and two recursive learning algorithms, which operate together in an integrated manner.

In category C2 of Question #17, 3 KUHP doctors mentioned difficulty in recruitment of patients.

The HPs also frequently mentioned difficulty in assuring follow-up (53%).