Sentence examples for scope of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Seeking to give an idea of the scope of the difficulty he faces, Shihab said 150,000 people made homeless by the disaster have crowded into 20 different refugee camps in Banda Aceh, without counting the thousands who have found refuge with relatives or are still wandering flattened villages along the western coast.

Here is a list of headlines from publications around the country revealing the scope of the difficulties, compiled by the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, or FairTest, a nonprofit organization that advocates against the misuse and abuse of standardized tests.

The Seattle-based aerospace companys troubles are nothing new to the market, but Wall Street was caught off guard by the scope of the difficulties.

DOE's existing ICF program is already under pressure to broaden its scope because of the difficulty that NIF is having getting to ignition.

Bob is the main source of empathy for the Somali refugees, though Strout attempts to give broad scope to the difficulties of merging two diverse and ­beleaguered populations.

As a result of reducing the size and scope of the instruments, the difficulty of minimally invasive procedures has increased significantly, often resulting in increased operation time and cost.

Others recognised that this was understandable given the scope of the course and appreciated the difficulty in addressing such aspects of training in anything more that a cursory way.

However, it is beyond our scope to assess the difficulty of extracting complete decision trees from the full text.

These moves were clearly designed to strangle the Iranian economy, going well beyond the scope of the nuclear issue -- causing tremendous difficulty for ordinary Iranians.

However, steps are under way to expand the scope of the TCI to other sectors in difficulties (rice, onions, potatoes, wheat flour, etc.).

Another area where the absence of these students reduces the scope of the information gathered is on "Main difficulties reported" and "Satisfaction with the academic education received", as students from fourth and fifth years would have been experienced with training conditions outside Dili.