Sentence examples for some difficulties of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, back in Tucson, Goat Man runs into some difficulties of his own.

As it happened, by the time I got to the wrecks, I probably had more than the usual sympathy for the captain and his family, since I had just suffered some difficulties of my own in the water off Burlington.

People like me, who believe that there are some difficulties of black life that are not the result of oppression, are just branded conservatives, no matter what the range of opinion".

And we think it opens them up to be more creative than HTML, while not having to deal with some difficulties of Flash.

This approach avoids some difficulties of the instability theory and has a firm observational basis (Zolotukhina et al., 2008; Mager et al., 2009a; Yeoman et al., 2010, 2012).

However, some difficulties of micelle characterization by ITC still remain; most micelles have aggregation numbers which are too high to be measured by ITC and even when n is sufficiently low, dilution enthalpies can obscure determination.

Initially I have some difficulty of convincing the pregnant lady to have the injection".

With this type of study there is always some difficulty of standardising the implementation of the intervention.

Even today, numerical models of sediment transport processes are confronted with some difficulties, often of conceptual nature.

"But they definitely have some difficulties ahead of them.

When the system launched in Japan, problems were reduced to computer glitches and some difficulties because of "dry skin".