Sentence examples for the difficult dynamics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton reflected today on the difficult dynamics of summit meetings.

It was the first so-called sidebar discussion in talks that for months had been bogged down in the difficult dynamics of official negotiation.

In the book her anguish is cushioned a bit by a broader context: she has the space to detail the difficult dynamics of the Butler family and, as a practicing Buddhist, to muse at length on the meaning of a "good death".

The difficult dynamics at Trent's become apparent as soon as the car parks at the beach house, aptly named Riptide.

"The challenge was the manipulation of the very difficult dynamics of the UAV [unmanned aerial vehicle] and the feedback from the lighting estimation," researcher Frédo Durand said.

It is the effect of challenges on the already difficult dynamics of the jury process that makes some editors worry.

Detection of hand gestures, occluding the face has a difficult dynamics to track, however, with the constraints such as considering no head movements and head positioned at the center location of the frame; we may detect and identify the orientation of hand gestures as discussed in our approach and validated by our results.

This struggle for the 'right' information sets up difficult dynamics for relationship between the women and their clinicians.

"There are some very interesting and, I guess, difficult dynamics between us," Ms. Boesky said.

"There's been a confluence of some very difficult dynamics that have undermined his authority and contributed to a crisis atmosphere month after month".

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