Sentence examples for the additional difficulty from inspiring English sources

The additional difficulty for May is timing.

In television, though, there is the additional difficulty that it is increasingly difficult for a new show to begin quietly.

"A patrol car driver would have the additional difficulty of taking his eyes from the road to check vehicles which he passes".

The additional difficulty relays in the changing feedstock characteristics due to batch concentration phenomena and, as a consequence, in the changing values of Jb.

However, the extent of the existing building stock and the additional difficulty of protecting its patrimonial value requires an accurate analysis.

It was also thought to "occasion the additional difficulty of forcing state and federal judges to decide on an ad hoc basis which publications address issues of 'general or public interest.' " Id., at 346, 94 S.Ct., at 3010 (citation omitted).

The additional difficulties needed to be overcome for applicability in space include radiation hardness for total ionizing dose and single event effects (SEE), and reliability.

As Dr. Hecker, a man who has built his share of nuclear weapons, noted last week, any weapon that could travel that far would have to be "smaller, lighter and surmount the additional difficulties of the stresses and temperatures" of a fiery re-entry into the atmosphere.

The drop is more pronounced than for simulated data, probably due to the additional difficulties of modeling real sequences.

When outcomes are binary, however, there are tests particularly designed for handling the additional difficulties that arise in this situation [ 5, 13, 14].

Although limited, research into the experiences of black Africans living with HIV/AIDS in the UK has largely revealed evidence of the difficult and negative aspects of living with HIV, as well as the additional difficulties of living life as an immigrant (Anderson & Doyal, 2004; Dodds, 2006; Doyal & Anderson, 2005b; Flowers et al., 2006; Ndirangu & Evans, 2008).