Sentence examples for serious technical difficulties from inspiring English sources
He acknowledged that "serious technical difficulties" had developed and urged the council to take the appropriate steps "to avoid a disaster" that would tarnish the country's image.
Despite serious technical difficulties, Buy.com's first day of trading was a victory for an e-tailer that's had so much scorn heaped upon it by Internet pundits since its 1996 launch.
Sampling amniotic fluid at such an early developmental stage poses serious technical difficulties and may only be feasible in the context of aspiration of amniotic fluid from the intact amniotic sac after a spontaneous abortion or during hysterotomy.
But this subtlety of engraving created a serious technical difficulty for his printers; they needed to ink his blocks with just the right amount of ink, mixed so as to be of exactly the right thickness, and to press the block to the paper slowly and carefully, to obtain a result that would satisfy Bewick.
There had been problems of course, but none were serious and many identified technical difficulties that could be tackled in the off season.
No technical difficulties occurred and no serious or life-threatening events were recorded.
In the meantime, problems with the healthcare.gov Web site are making it harder for them to know whether the exchanges' slow start is the result of technical difficulties or more serious underlying problems, such as a lack of consumer demand, that would discourage them from entering.
Apart from the technical difficulties, the ethical objections have dissuaded most serious researchers from even trying.
Moreover, identification of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in minors, in addition to many technical difficulties in taking biological samples, can have serious medical and legal implications, such as notice obligation to a minor's legal authority (Argo et al. 2012).
If it were not for technical difficulties, the printer might have been a more serious contender.
The technical difficulties associated with efforts to confine Internet material to particular geographic areas make the problem particularly serious.
