Sentence examples for the difficulty of ordering from inspiring English sources

That's not a refection on the cases themselves, just the difficulty of ordering them.

Miranda Hart, comedian What's the least favourite part of your job (apart from the difficulty of ordering takeaways to Number 10)? "The thing I dread the most is news of casualties from Afghanistan, because that's the greatest responsibility.

The whole home-furnishings sector of the Web has been in free fall, as entrepreneurs face the cold reality of returned merchandise, the difficulty of ordering and warehousing inventory and the reluctance of manufacturers to undercut their longstanding retailers.

The nurse model is very useful in that it provides an option for the rapid scale-up of ART services, although it also reaches the saturation point sooner due to the difficulties of ordering medication for each patient appointment.

Dose delivered by suppliers was challenged by barriers such as suppliers forgetting the order, miscommunication, mismatch between the requested time of delivery to schools and the supermarkets time schedule, difficulties of ordering the specific FV, inconvenient delivery size and distance to the school.

Abu Hussein lamented the difficulty of maintaining order in his area.

The difficulty of fulfilling orders for toys in a timely fashion was one reason Toysrus.com ceded that part of its operation this year to Amazon.com.

(4) Successfully overcoming the difficulty of the fractional-order system without the Leibniz rule, and the tuning function is constructed to avoid overparameterization.

The distortion that is generated is mainly because of the difficulty of reducing high-order crossover non-linearities with a global negative-feedback factor that declines with frequency.

Motivated by the difficulty of designing low-order controllers for large-scale plants consisting of numerous interconnected subsystems, this paper addresses the issue of quantifying the ν-gap metric between the plant and a lower-order identified model, using only plant frequency response data.

For example, Schrödinger identified entropy with disorder (still a very popular view, despite the difficulty of defining what order is), and misleading ideas about information and the role of the second law of thermodynamics kept spreading, preventing the development of novel analyses of the future of biology among the other sciences (Danchin, 1986).