Sentence examples for that is a difficulty from inspiring English sources

This therefore allows to avoid the locking phenomenon, that is a difficulty often found handling rubber material by means of commonly used displacement-based finite elements.

"And that is a difficulty that is making it more complicated, because we don't know either.

That is a difficulty, but I don't believe I was unsuitable to do it because as a judge with 35 years' experience on the bench I was quite able to be independent and say that people got it wrong and be critical of them".

"That's a difficulty they'll have to work through.

"That's a difficulty," he said.

But when you're singing, you're lip-synching to yourself, because it's all pre-recorded so that they can match all the camera angles and stuff, so that's a difficulty within itself.

That is a major difficulty, I think, since the United States can scarcely be an effective "claviger" (key bearer) and "steward" of the states of consent if its executive cannot secure enduring domestic consent for its "preclusive" actions.

Moreover, the coating saved us the severe alignment difficulties that were a problem in PDE based conventional etalon modulators.

That is a reminder of the difficulty in arranging the right airline alliance, Mr. Hauenstein said.

The simple definition of the condition is that it is a difficulty with reading and spelling.

I have noticed that there is a difficulty in both feelings existing at the same time.