Sentence examples for modern difficulties from inspiring English sources

Some modern difficulties have been accounted for.

This lack of growth is a problem for those who believe that the West's modern difficulties are caused by excessive government regulation and high taxes; the world before 1700 had minimal government and low taxes.Before 1700, those in power had little interest in economic growth; they were concerned with maintaining their social position and were suspicious of any disruptive forces.

The problem is that Silent Circle, and its newly announced Blackphone hardware faces the same modern difficulties as Blackberry (and to some extent Microsoft) has.

The modern church and world brought new difficulties to the quest for defining an essence of Christianity.

However, as mathematics developed, and more thought was given to the paradoxes, new difficulties arose from them; these difficulties require modern mathematics for their resolution.

Below, we've collected 13 modern annoyances, difficulties and burdens in 2013 that may soon be obsolete, thanks to innovative technologies we've seen emerge in the past year or two.

Given the difficulties, Modern Meadow is first focusing on creating cultured leather.

But groups representing the colleges point to the complexity of modern universities, the difficulty of recruiting the right presidents and the need to pay enough to retain them.

When skeptics challenged her accounts of spirit guides, she said people in the modern age had difficulty accepting them, because they "are no longer in touch with their own spirituality".

For modern readers, another difficulty is the topicality of the works; they were often composed for particular occasions and made reference to events and personal situations that were well-known to the original audience but not necessarily to later readers.

The pair designed the game to be deliberately "retro", imitating the aesthetics of traditional platform games, but with a modern sensibility regarding difficulty.