Sentence examples for pointing out difficulties from inspiring English sources

Pointing out difficulties your mate has controlling blood pressure or completing simple physical tasks without getting out of breath will show that you are genuinely concerned about health issues and not just a full figure.

We point out difficulties due to those features in interpreting the patterns seen on the FFT.

We point out difficulties when it comes to distinguishing faunistic habitat requirements of several species adapted to dry open landscapes, which in this case results in Overall accuracy of 67, 87 95, and 35% in the error matrix.

The first impression of most members of the audience was probably that the movements of the creature shown on the film suggested those of a seal, but some of the speakers pointed out difficulties in the way.

Some scholars point out difficulties in fully realizing the TOD model in the short run.

Carmichael and Baraka represent two of many critical black voices that have pointed out difficulties black people have encountered searching for a place of space within American society and culture.

The commentary correctly pointed out difficulties in quantifying the benefits of the intervention among SDPI-DP participants absent a control group.

Samples we analyzed for Pb isotope ratios were generally for subjects with PbB values > 5 μg/dL, because other studies have pointed out difficulties in assigning sources when PbB values were < 5 μg/dL (Gulson et al. 1996; Manton et al. 2003).

Each paper is introduced by a note that sets it in perspective, explains its importance, and points out difficulties in interpretation.

"Experiences that have been shared in three regional technical meetings on fall armyworm convened by FAO point out difficulties that farmers are facing in controlling the pest.

Pointing out the diplomatic difficulties associated with derecognition, she also urged the governments of these nations to continue to claim continued existence in all available international forums.