The contest for United States Senate in New Jersey poses a difficult problem for voters inclined toward candidates who want the government to take an active role in addressing social needs.
Vehicle classification poses a difficult problem as vehicles have high intra-class variation and relatively low inter-class variation.
While realizability conditions are well known, least order solutions, which require as few integrators as possible, pose a difficult problem.
This may pose a difficult problem either when agents receiving those goods have private information in regards to their values or needs.
However, drafting language that will completely forestall such lawsuits poses a difficult problem of statutory construction, with the way open for astute lawyers to craft causes of action that will not be barred by the statute.
Furthermore, neglected ruptures of the Achilles tendon pose a difficult problem, i.e., wide separation of the ruptured tendinous ends that cannot be repaired by end-to-end anastomosis even if the stump is available.
His answer: "If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?" But his historical and overall "welcoming" spirit is posing a "difficult" problem for the pope, The Huffington Post's global editorial director Howard Fineman told HuffPost Live on Friday.
These findings are reassuring in one way, because an activity that actively exports one major phospholipid population from one leaflet to the other, when activated, would pose a difficult problem for the maintenance of membrane integrity.
Such zero-inflated data pose a difficult problem in such analyses, which typically alter levels of statistical significance and often cause spurious rejection of the null hypothesis.
End-of-life signs and symptoms pose a difficult problem, through how they are seen, interpreted and represented, notably in terms of possible suffering experienced by the patient.
