Sentence examples for pointed difficulties from inspiring English sources
Early experiments were intended to demonstrate that the set of improvements comprising CogTRA mechanism had been indeed effective in addressing some pointed difficulties in the existing cognitive algorithm CORA.
However, some pointed to the difficulties of the language in the IPCC reports that at times was perceived as inaccessible, heavy and dense.
She has even managed to remain gracious towards her predecessor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, despite her political mentor's running commentary on her progress.In the run-up to her inauguration, Ms Rousseff also received pointed reminders of the difficulties ahead.
In pointed comments about the difficulties the court faced, Judge Eboe-Osuji observed in his judgment: "There is concern that the requirement of proof of aggregate complicity for purposes of crimes against humanity... may result in miscarriages in the administration of justice in this court.
And this in turn raises in a pointed way a general difficulty in the common interpretation of Kant's theory of judgment: the tendency to hold that his logic and theory of judgment are at bottom epistemological or empirical psychological theories.
Point to its pointed teeth.
The events pointed up the difficulty Mr. McCall has had in making pointed, high-volume responses to the governor's attacks.
Her narration is straightforward, heightened by pointed imagery; seeing swans take wing she calls them "apparitions not so much of grace as of difficulty".
Confucius is drawing the distinction when all were in straitened circumstances and as such his words should be read as a pointed reminder to Zi Lu and the other disciples traveling with him at the time that, in spite of the difficulties they were facing, they should adhere to the highest standards of ethical behavior.
