Sentence examples for none of these difficulties from inspiring English sources

Blunkett added: "In facing up to the problems of particular neighbourhoods where a large number of new arrivals from overseas not only puts severe pressure on the civic infrastructure, but also challenges the ability of the local community to absorb newcomers – who often have different languages, social skills and cultures – we avoid living in a fantasy land where none of these difficulties exist.

But, with Trescothick in command to post the 44th first-class century of his career, they appeared to experience none of the difficulties which had confronted the home side the previous afternoon on a typically gentle Rose Bowl wicket.

None of the difficulties and problems I raise below for the connection between random sequences and chance turns in any material way on the details of which particular set of sequences gets counted as random (most are to do with the mismatch between the process notion of chance and any algorithmic conception of randomness, with differences amongst the latter being relatively unimportant).

None of the difficulties identified are insurmountable, but they do require a multidisciplinary team approach.

None of the difficulties identified with the oral assessment interview significantly decreased the likelihood of being offered a place in the program (Table  4).

There's simply none of the difficulty or fuss of working with a real-life woman.

Move on to Brecht — the main course — and absorb the whole of the Germans dark ethos with none of the difficulty, but much of the breadth, of a graduate-level seminar.

None of these participants reported difficulties on the well-being or access sections.

None of these answers is without difficulties.

None of these changes presents any difficulties in principle; see the discussion in Ch. 17 of Griffiths (2002a) for additional details.

None of these studies considered ILUC, due to estimation difficulties.