Sentence examples for special difficulty for from inspiring English sources

The jeremiad's call for purity posed a special difficulty for 17th-century Congregationalists.

There's a special difficulty for anyone setting stories in history, in that the material they're pressing into life comes already mediated through our historical knowledge, through hindsight.

And it makes a special difficulty for the kind of explanations and accounts of religion that I find most convincing, ie the sociological view that religion is a way in which society learns to understand itself.

Thus indirect force estimation methods must be developed though they pose special difficulty for nonlinear mounts or isolators.

Indeed, as Augustine points out in book V of his De Trinitate, there is a special difficulty for those want to combine this conception with the Christian doctrine of creation.

Thermal diffusion presents special difficulties for kinetic theory.

In putting Brentano's theory of judgement to a test in this area, it becomes clear why judgements about non-existent objects raise special difficulties for philosophical logic.

In this particular case, moreover, the creationist will meet with special difficulties; for many of the mimicking forms of Leptalis can be shown by a graduated series to be merely varieties of one species: other mimickers are undoubtedly distinct species or even distinct genera".

Wait times created special difficulties for residents with dementia.

Note that intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) presents special difficulties for checking beam geometry.

That those leaves supply less energy per unit weight relative to other plant parts (e.g. fruits, flowers and seeds) poses special difficulties for folivores [ 7].