Sentence examples similar to presenting the difficulty from inspiring English sources

The opaque is built in because central government generates public confusion by presenting the difficulties of local government and of social workers as being due to their lack of competence and commitment.

However, this in turn presents the difficulty of how to evaluate the resulting myriad of generated alternatives.

Aristotle's political naturalism presents the difficulty that he does not explain how he is using the term "nature" (phusis).

That study presented the difficulty of tasks which involve ambiguous goals, multiple perspectives, and multi-interpretation information using contingency hypothesis.

3; additionally, the obstacles to the marketability of information goods are presented: the difficulty of value attribution, information asymmetries, and the particular cost structure of information goods.

Symonds's decision to present the difficulty of knowing the Greek past in terms of cross-generational erotics is not a coincidence.

Of course, this was most apparent in the way it presented the difficulties of growing up.

It does not present the difficulties of a far-flung utility system covering much territory with many separate corporate creatures.

It presents the difficulties faced by prosperous black children confronting their identity in predominantly white private schools, and the troubles faced by poor black children from troubled families in underfunded and segregated public schools.

"Stein's excellent and insightful Extraterritorial Dreams presents the difficulties, ironies, and vexations of Jewish 'nationality' in the twentieth century.

The authors present the difficulties of both identifying entities (like genes, proteins, and diseases) and evaluating named entity recognition systems.