Sentence examples for opposed to the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Q.Com offers the best security currently possible since it is based on laws of physics as opposed to the difficulty of solving certain problems.

"But I think the problem with banks' stocks of late is more related to where financial reform is leading as opposed to the difficulties or the matter pertaining to Goldman Sachs," Mr. Lanski said.

The difficulty for them as opposed to the rest of us is that their reactions would be closely scrutinised, words and deeds so easily misconstrued.

(Table  1) We decided to evaluate the reliability of 14 questions (as opposed to the entire questionnaire) due to time limitations imposed by the difficulty in locating and re-interviewing participants in very remote communities.

Items P2 P9 (amount of pain with various activities): 12 children answered several items based on difficulty with the movements as opposed to the amount of pain.

It took about six years to get people to even think about it," Addington said, reflecting on the difficulty of mobilizing action even among those passionately opposed to the dump.

This may indicate the difficulties in data collection from chaotic scenes as opposed to the relative ease of psychological assessment in the long recovery phase.

So we've really got some definite areas of difficulty based on consideration of the patient's confidentiality as opposed to the community benefit.

There also seemed a difficulty in focusing the talk on the device itself as opposed to the medical condition which demonstrates the inextricable links between the condition and device, and vice versa.

The NCBO Annotator has difficulties, in particular, in dealing with the lexical variation as opposed to the OBO Annotator, which achieves an F-Score of 0.25.

Unlike ADL/IADL indicators, the functional limitations indicator evaluates the level of severity: severity of functional limitations - as opposed to the number of domains with limitations - impacts more directly the risk of meeting difficulties in activities.