Sentence examples for the central difficulty of from inspiring English sources

It said the "central difficulty" of the IPTR system was the requirement for patients to prove exceptional circumstances - particularly with "orphan and ultra-orphan conditions".

On the other hand, the central difficulty of the kinetic description has been overcome by means of the classical linearization method of the thermodynamics of the irreversible processes, i.e. assuming each reaction rate proportional to its affinity.

Ms. Brown noted one of the central difficulties of keeping good teachers in the system by adding, "We could waste our time training you for two years, then you want to go to Scarsdale and take our training with you".

The central difficulty with this employment of the master rule approach is that of explaining how we are to grasp this first principle of morality as correct.

The issue of paywalls gets to the heart of the central difficulty facing media organisations in the digital age: who is going to pay for it all.

Here it is surely insufficient to say, as Solomon (1988, p. 154) does, "if love has its reasons, then it is not the whole person that one loves but certain aspects of that person though the rest of the person comes along too, of course": that final tagline fails to address the central difficulty about what the object of love is and so about love as a distinctly personal attitude.

So, fittingly but irritatingly, the central difficulty with real-life courtroom drama is the law.

A central difficulty of the government's reforms is the need to offer an improved service that is "nonbureaucratic, patient-driven, clinician-led", while also grappling with a requirement to make significant savings.

A central difficulty of utopian fiction is the lack of dramatic conflict; a state of perfection is inherently uneventful.

A central difficulty of falsification is behavioural rather than theoretical – falsificationism is an ideal.

The findings of this study demonstrate that one of the central difficulties in monitoring patient safety issues and preventing patient safety incidents for people with intellectual disabilities is the trend for reporting and monitoring those patient safety incidents that result, or could have resulted, in clearly defined physical harm.