Sentence examples for one such difficulty from inspiring English sources

One such difficulty, according to the study, was a belief that the formats of online ads like banners do not provide enough impact.

One such difficulty becomes apparent if we asked what actual work the concept of error probability does.

This paper deals with one such difficulty, the so-called topographic effect (e.g., Nolasco et al., 1998; Baba and Seama, 2002).

One such difficulty stems for the fact that models may display sloppy parameter sensitivities [7], [8], whereby some parameters can compensate other parameters, resulting in some arbitrariness in the specification of their values.

One such difficulty is reliably, repeatedly and rapidly dosing small quantities of solid material.

One such difficulty was balancing every person's right to refuse to participate with checking that refusals were not being made on the basis of simple misunderstandings that could be easily addressed.

One such area of difficulty is the distinction between papillary and/or cribriform prostatic high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (HG-PIN) and ductal adenocarcinoma.

Elizabeth Fisher, a programmer in Baton Rouge, La., decided not to let one such moment of daily difficulty go by.

One such phenomenon is the difficulty of adapting to stressful conditions in this case oil pollution perhaps combined with its relatively recent advent in our study sites.

One such is the perceived difficulty of conducting studies, such as RCTs, without disrupting clinical work and patient care, and this can lead to a general reluctance to become involved [ 3].

One reason the left has such difficulty forging a lasting connection with voters is that the right has a built-in advantage – conservatives have a broader moral palate than the liberals (as we call leftists in the US).