Sentence examples for that serious difficulties from inspiring English sources

"We thought it was important to work towards a closer relationship between our two churches," said the Rev. Paul Avis, general secretary of the Church of England's Council on Christian Charity, in explaining the archbishop of Canterbury's participation, "without concealing that serious difficulties remain to be overcome".

We saw in section 1.2 that serious difficulties confront accounts of acting for a reason and of reason-explanation that do not appeal to the causation of action by the agent's recognizing certain reasons.

Nevertheless, for men, at least, there is one physical characteristic that does pose serious difficulties, and that is short stature.

That causes few serious difficulties with immigration (the Schengen agreement) or defence (on which Britain has taken a lead).

Changes in regulation that could present serious difficulties for the way charities are run and raise funds How can a charity future-proof its staff?

Indeed, the predominant response has been denial that any serious difficulties exist", the Lancet report concludes.

Counter to their negative contentions it is argued that the essentially Arian problems within Paul's description described by Deliverance remain real, widespread, and critical, but that no serious difficulties are visible as yet in the fundamentally Athanasian reading of Paul's justification texts Deliverance offers.

I think that there are a number of serious difficulties that need to be overcome.

In sum, we find that recent experimental data disfavors all the best-motivated inflationary scenarios and introduces new, serious difficulties that cut to the core of the inflationary paradigm.

The pair then signed on three other like-minded men and women, including computer scientist Barbara Grosz, who chaired a 1991 panel that concluded that Harvard was having "serious difficulties" attracting women to its science graduate programs and faculty.

Dan-Air was a once highly successful charter airline that had gotten into serious difficulties in the late 1980s.