Sentence examples for present some difficulties from inspiring English sources

Experiments performed with EGR present some difficulties in interpreting results using only the diluting and thermal aspect of EGR.

The design of glass cockpit displays may present some difficulties for pilots in the very early stages of training.

Blackburn's managing director Derek Shaw said in a statement: "Whilst the ruling will clearly present some difficulties, we will of course respect the rules of the Football League.

Other works present some difficulties in obtaining direct formulas since they need to solve a nonlinear minimization problem with linear constraints, forcing the use of iterative methods.

Yet this may present some difficulties in respect of Labour's financial relationship with affiliated unions – although for some in the party, it would not be so much of a headache.

Raymond Zhou, a film critic and columnist for the China Daily newspaper, agrees that using cinema to introduce the real China to the rest of the world may present some difficulties.

Several countries affected by the epidemic have advised women to delay pregnancy, which may present some difficulty in heavily Catholic areas.

An intelligence asset in Germany who had access to sensitive documents had presented some difficulties to his handlers, and so was nominated for a test.

This diversity presents some difficulties, however, since the course material can be difficult to present in way that is accessible and engaging for all students.

Therefore, the solution of these problems using traditional numerical methods presents some difficulties since the computational mesh needs to be modified for each iteration.

Even though Hellenic high-calcium fly ashes of different origin are widely used by the cement industry for the production of several CEM II types of cements according to EN 197-1, their systematic use in concrete still presents some difficulties.