Sentence examples for principles and difficulties from inspiring English sources
Several activities work with principles and difficulties of systematics and biological classification, in connection with the evolutionary process.
Some carers struggled with the orientation discussion at the beginning of each session; others reported finding delivering the program "hard", struggling to apply the key principles, and having difficulty maintaining conversation.
It is based on the principles of life events and difficulties measurement elucidated by George brown and Tirril Harris (10).
Tomasello (2003: 182ff)., for instance, identifies two major areas of difficulty for UG-based theories, such as the principles-and-parameters approach.
We discuss arguments in the Netherlands for using proportional shortfall and difficulties in transitioning from principle to practice.
Many respondents experienced difficulties in using EBM principles in their clinical practice because of lack of time and difficulties in searching EBM based literature.
We note in passing that a Bayesian statistical approach offers a theoretically appealing alternative to conventional statistical testing which avoids the use of p values although not without difficulties both in principles and practice.
Real-life cases will be fraught with complexities and difficulties, and our point is not one of practice but of principle.
This approach allows for talk of entity reduction or branch reduction, and even direct theory replacement without the operation of laws, and circumvents vexing difficulties raised by bridge principles and the deductive derivability condition (self-reduction, infinite regress, etc).
Somehow there's no synthesis between those two threads" [Iv1574] "States have committed to human rights standards and principles, but the difficulty is to now get that commitment into something like the post-2015 process, to marry the two, because they [Member States] treat it a little bit differently.
