Sentence examples for problem the difficulty from inspiring English sources

The online autobiographies address one persistent problem: the difficulty in relating Nobel Prizes in the sciences to the institutions that truly deserve a share of the credit.

This is a common-sense approach to a widely discussed problem — the difficulty of attracting young doctors to areas that suffer from stagnating local economies and dwindling populations.

The hypothetical boiled frog is a useful metaphor for a very real problem: the difficulty of responding to disasters that creep up on you a bit at a time.

"At this very moment, the American government is struggling with exactly the same problem: the difficulty of paying providers in a way that encourages them to treat patients and do so well, but not in a way that encourages them to overtreat them," said Adam Wagstaff, a World Bank economist who was the main author of the report on China's rural medical program.

Goodman calls this problem "the difficulty of imperfect community".

Commendably, Goodman and Quine do not shy away from the metatheory problem, the difficulty that syntax and metamathematics itself seems as ontologically rich and committed to abstract objects as arithmetic.

As their armor clanked north to Baghdad, officers in the First Marine Division said over and over that the war was no problem; the difficulties would come with the rebuilding of Iraq.

But some interesting companies are springing up in India, China, Singapore and further afield.Biotech firms still face one familiar problem: the difficulties which early-stage firms have in finding backers.

"We talk about our common problems: the difficulty of having a relationship with a woman, rising unemployment and drugs that we do to help us not get depressed".

But critics were not always kind, noting, among other problems, the difficulty of writing for a magnetic but increasingly baritonal tenor — Plácido Domingo, in the title role.

The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has been trying to deal with the liquidity problems — the difficulty of businesses to line up short-term financing for normal activities — separately from the more basic problem of a possible recession.