Sentence examples for one of difficulties from inspiring English sources

The story of Kierkegaard and Copenhagen is one of "difficulties," to say the least.

One of difficulties of this experimental paradigm, however, is that the contraction of the proboscis extensor muscle often induces a movement of the brain, which prevents stable electrophysiological recordings of the activities of brain neurons.

The seiche of Leyte Gulf enhanced the storm surge, and it is one of difficulties and sensitivities of the hindcast of this event in addition to typhoon track hindcast.

One of the difficulties of the macro-models is the difficulty to represent infill panels with openings.

However, one of the difficulties encountered in previous work on IBS within primary care is the identification of patients.

"One of the difficulties of theoretical physics is the intangibility of the subject," Dr. Giddings said.

'This is one of the difficulties of fame and travelling,' says Houellebecq.

"One of the difficulties in the UK is that our food is quite industrial.

"One of the difficulties in all this is how you choose to do the job.

This was one of the difficulties Sydney FC faced last season.

One of the difficulties facing these would-be space miners is cost, which is fittingly astronomical.