Sentence examples for raised difficulties from inspiring English sources

Other arguments raised difficulties in determining whether there are any reliable criteria or standards logical, rational, or otherwise for judging whether anything is true or false.

However, some EMI executives raised difficulties over Forbes both heading the studio and directing his own film, The Raging Moon (1971), starring his wife Nanette Newman as a woman paralysed from the waist down who finds love.

Labor has accused Joyce of walking away from the basin plan after he wrote to the South Australian water minister, Ian Hunter, and raised difficulties with returning an additional 450GL to the state.

"John's action will also make the relevant agencies further hesitate in future when they invite foreign artists... [He] has raised difficulties for future arts exchanges between China and other countries," the newspaper said in an editorial.

However, as the introduction of more abstract concepts raised difficulties in reconciling the new terminology with everyday accounting practice, this turn created confusion among constituents and board members.

This way of treating philosophy as an aggregate of rigidly separate arts may have had some pedagogical value, but it also raised difficulties.

However, the definition raises difficulties.

But Mr DeVeaux raises difficulties.

In a 1968 essay, Larry McMurtry wrote that Texas was divided but "not yet fragmented to a degree that would raise difficulties for the novelist".

But that idea is opposed by many European financial ministers, because it raises difficulties of distributing the tax money back to the correct countries.

However, this raises difficulties too.