Sentence examples for problems in pursuing from inspiring English sources
Apart from potential political problems in pursuing insider trading cases, the Constitution puts up a significant roadblock to investigating a member of Congress: the Speech or Debate Clause.
In testy exchanges with the Home Affairs Select Committee, the official regulator of data protection laws was forced to concede that the delay in leads being followed up could cause problems in pursuing prosecutions against the individuals and companies named in connection with four criminal private investigators.
However, one has come across a number of problems in pursuing a high-current and high-current density cold cathode.
These limitations may pose difficulty in validating GWA results and point to potential problems in pursuing only those single-marker associations with the smallest p values.
Nevertheless, there were potential problems in pursuing a strategy relying solely on preventive effects of vitamin E. At the higher concentration of 30 μM, vitamin E by itself caused significant reductions in mitotic index in undifferentiated cells and a tendency toward reduced DNA content in differentiating cells.
Sunbeam faces a problem in pursuing a younger generation.
To be honest, the first time I became aware that there might be a problem in pursuing a research career in Canada was not until the first year of my Ph.D. at McGill University.
His problem, though, is that in pursuing the EADS merger he looked as if was trying to escape a threat, namely the squeeze on defence budgets in the US and Britain.
Mr. Clifford and other lawyers, however, have been making public statements since the crash about safety problems and stressing their expertise in pursuing claims.
They said the proposal to shut down the civilian prosecution of Mr. Moussaoui, the only person charged in an American court with involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks, reflected a growing fear in the government that legal problems faced by the Justice Department in pursuing the case might be insurmountable.
Created 3 years ago by bringing together existing young researchers' associations from all over Spain, FJI aims to tackle the problems faced by young scientists in pursuing a research career, such as the instability of their working conditions and the lack of recognition of their professional value (see Spanish Science Haemorrhages Talent).
