Sentence examples similar to that presents no difficulty from inspiring English sources

This polysemic usage of the term, which mirrors that of the New Testament, presents no difficulty so long as every other dunamis is conceived as a lower or local manifestation of the undivided power which appertains to him as Logos.

"Having enjoyed La Vie Parisienne for several years, simply French phraseology presents no difficulty to me.

Application of the foregoing principles to the instant case presents no difficulties.

Ruminating on other candidates, "The President and Mr. Fiorina" presents no difficulties.

Thus, noncausal filters present no difficulty in such an ''off-line" situation.

Not only must it occur but one needs it when they run into texts that present difficulties.

They include large and dynamic macromolecules that present difficulties to crystallographers and NMR spectroscopists.

For most countries, the length of the Format was not an issue, but it was the structure that presented difficulties.

That presents some difficulties for Red Hat says Dave Bartoletti, a Forrester analyst who keeps tabs on the enterprise.

But that presents its own difficulties.

That presents difficulties, but it also provides opportunities.