Sentence examples for stresses the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Eichengreen himself stresses the difficulty of institutional change, and so readers may come away from his book concluding that Europe's economic future is bleak — at least in a contest with other developed countries that provide few government benefits.

Building on the management of innovation literature which stresses the difficulty to specify ex-ante all the technical features of the winning technologies, we develop a model in which innovative effort is multi-dimensional and only a subset of innovation tasks can be measured and contracted upon.

Xenophanes stresses the difficulty of coming to certainty, particularly about things beyond our direct experience.

The park's website stresses the difficulty of the trail, and The New York Times calls it "difficult and potentially dangerous" near the top of glens.

This stresses the difficulty of finding appropriate negative controls when molecular cues required for protein complex assembly are not known.

This exemplifies the need for multifactorial evidence and stresses the difficulty of assessing cell death mode in vivo.

At every point, Langewiesche stresses the difficulties that confront the determined nuclear terrorist.

Taking on the case of Ana's, this stresses the difficulties for her to avoid or set aside that she has Roma and Hungarian blood, but not Swedish.

Notably, the average number of gaps in the sequence assembly for FISH-duplicated clones is almost double the average in FISH-single clones (2.41 vs. 1.26), which stresses the difficulties in correctly assembling duplicated regions.

Your April 28 front-page article about the "tyranny of digital gizmos" stressed the difficulty in getting digitally controlled home appliances to work properly.

Stressing the difficulty of getting aid across frontlines in a climate where humanitarians frequently had to negotiate safe passage with armed groups, Maurer said: "Both sides have numerous difficulties in accepting that humanitarian assistance is going to the other side".