Sentence examples for the considerable difficulties from inspiring English sources
These diagrams glossed over the considerable difficulties of mixing materials from two different species.
It also underscores the considerable difficulties that both the military and the detainees appear to have had in wrestling with the often thin or conflicting evidence involved.
It's not quite Mr. Romney's constant description of a tattered and threadbare country, but it does acknowledge the considerable difficulties that remain.
An interpretational methodology designed to overcome the considerable difficulties in obtaining reproducible, meaningful parameters of structural disorganisation is also presented, and should prove useful for future Raman applications.
However, no previous experimental study on steel silo transition junctions has been reported due to the considerable difficulties associated with testing these thin-shell junctions at model scale.
Veronika Part and Michele Wiles, in the principal roles, managed the considerable difficulties of their solo sections, which set big jumps at a plush, adagio pace, but they looked less at ease in their counterpointed play against each other.
Bossis and several of his colleagues described the considerable difficulty they had recruiting patients from N.Y.U.
He pointed out the considerable difficulty evaluating the effect of the drug in PSH, given the marked and spontaneous variation in attack frequency.
The version of the report released to the public does not identify the service involved, but goes on to highlight the "considerable difficulty" MI5 has accessing content from six US-headquartered companies: Facebook.
These two views are not necessarily mutually exclusive, but they do point out the considerable difficulty in determining the influence of substrate (litter, SOM), microbial community composition (Muller et al. 1999) and abiotic factors such as temperature and water flux on DOC production and flux (Brooks et al. 1999).
It said that British citizens are "unnecessarily exposed to greater risk" because of the "considerable" difficulty UK intelligence agencies have in accessing online communications from US providers such as Apple, Facebook, Google, Twitter, BlackBerry, Yahoo and Microsoft.
