Sentence examples for of the same difficulties from inspiring English sources

"Autonomous vehicles have some of the same difficulties as non-autonomous car sharing has.

Electric utilities had been plagued for decades by many of the same difficulties.

But some short-sellers have said they suspect it has some of the same difficulties.

Some of the same difficulties that came with the European debt crisis may linger in America.

The weekly newsmagazine has suffered much of the same difficulties, as other print media as people moved to online news.

Now Don DeLillo, an infinitely wilier and more mature novelist, claims the same terrain and encounters some of the same difficulties there.

Central tumour necrosis is another relevant process that may be present independent of death and leads to the same difficulties in histology.

Accordingly, the difficulty they had in convincing their colleagues of the merits of their narrower defenses of the program speaks to the same difficulty the NSA has had in persuading skeptical members of Congress of its value.

Students with a high level of perceived medical school stress and/or those who are interacting poorly with student colleagues might be at risk of experiencing the same difficulties when they are working as physicians.

Among OECD countries, less than a third of the 15-year-old test takers could correctly answer questions of the same difficulty level as the one above.While most students had no problem recognising the purpose of an invoice and performing rudimentary numerical operations, identifying a net salary which was put in the second-most difficult category of questions proved to be much tougher.

If the CPU processing power of different nodes is not significantly different, then they might spend a similar amount of time solving the puzzles of the same difficulty.