Sentence examples for posed special difficulties from inspiring English sources

Eight questions were categorised in this domain to ascertain the extent of any social services input or regular help of another individual; whether the helper had their own needs; whether being a helper posed special difficulties; and any financial and household needs.

At Harvard, as elsewhere, MOOC designers acknowledge that the humanities pose special difficulties.

Some philosophers (Fodor 1987, Lormand 1996) have felt that contrived propositions will pose special difficulties in connection with the Frame Problem.

That those leaves supply less energy per unit weight relative to other plant parts (e.g. fruits, flowers and seeds) poses special difficulties for folivores [ 7].

At the same time, these divergences are sufficiently old that sites undergoing synonymous substitutions, the largest source of signal, will be both approaching saturation and diverging in base composition, posing special difficulties for phylogeny inference.

Thus indirect force estimation methods must be developed though they pose special difficulty for nonlinear mounts or isolators.

But Mr D'Oliveira posed special problems.

But a Schweik opera posed special problems.

But the vast geography and stratified society posed special challenges.

Calculating risk assessment of air pollutants poses particular difficulties.

As one anticipates, explicit consideration of the sampling rate poses no special difficulties in the closed-loop eigenstructure design and the relevant expressions are developed in the paper, including a formula for the efficient evaluation of the derivative of the matrix exponential based on the theory of complex perturbations.