Sentence examples for of special difficulty from inspiring English sources

Finally, in Section 5, we list the issues of special difficulty and importance in the subject.

THE detailed classification of the Tunicata, and especially of the so-called "Compound Ascidians," has usually been found a matter of special difficulty by systematists, and each successive Investigator has discovered grounds for modifying in important respects the grouping of genera and families established by his predecessors.

In addition, children in policy families (including families with war merit and invalid members, and families in ethnic minorities, and areas of special difficulties) can be also provided with free health insurance.

It could have something to do with the order of questions, with the special difficulty of interviewing over a weekend or, perhaps as Frank Newport suggests, random sampling error.

Schneider defines the role of designer kitchens in the Westernization of the East and explains the special difficulty of building skyscrapers in Berlin's reborn Potsdamer Platz, where the water table is so high that the foundations must be laid by scuba divers.

Republicans this year faced a special difficulty, of course.

Directgov has a similar problem, but Businesslink has the special difficulty of extracting web content and commitment from bodies that may lack resources to cooperate.

She stays in touch with the female C.I.A. agent — "my big sister" — whom she shadowed while researching the role and who gave her insight into the special difficulty of a woman working in the Middle East with male suspects.

The case of perception poses a special difficulty.

For Yeates, this part of quitting posed a special difficulty.

A special difficulty of the study was to set up a study procedure which matches the different frameworks of the respective setting, starting at the professional background of the cooperation partners' staff, their legal and organizational background and their different interests.