Mr. Breitbart's strategy suggested not only the difficulty of combating the testimony of so many prosecution cooperating witnesses, but also reflected the increased understanding of the Mafia everywhere, including juries.
This concerns not only the difficulty of the Laozi but also the interplay between reader and text in any act of interpretation.
Although Warner Bros. maintained a high rate of production throughout the 1930s, some pictures showed an uneven quality that reflected "not only the difficulty of shifting to a supervisory system but also the consequences of dispersing authority into the creative ranks".
This highlights not only the difficulty of predicting gene functions reliably, but also the need for experimental target validation.
These findings combined highlight not only the difficulties of predicting toxicity but also the potential of pre-therapy planning, with, e.g., 111In labeled immunoconjugates, for finding reasonable ranges of therapeutic activities to be administered in pre-clinical studies.
When I saw this toddler -- trudging all alone past a crowd of old men, and carrying what seemed like the weight of the world in that blue bag -- this image struck me as the perfect symbol for all the children in Afghanistan -- shouldering not only the difficulties of the present, but also the heavy demands of an unknowable future.
Decentralised programmes depend on the dedication of clinic-based staff, who deserve encouragement, regular clinical updates and feedback about the successes, not only the difficulties, of the programme.
Visitor numbers to the country are limited not only by the difficulty of access, but by another government policy, that of encouraging only what the Tourism Council of Bhutan calls "high-end" tourism.
This analysis not only explains the difficulty of several benchmark instances, but also justifies to some extent the behaviour of the proposed approach and the used parameter settings.
As the U.N. ricocheted from one killing field to another during this period, its effectiveness was hobbled not only by the difficulty of mustering troops and matériel but by the Security Council's antipathy toward crossing "the Mogadishu line" from strictly neutral peacekeeping to overt taking of sides.
And for a foreign national, we can only imagine the difficulty of mastering the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) forms, let alone simultaneously satisfying any home-country requirements.
