Sentence examples for the multiple difficulties from inspiring English sources

Not only did he find the perfect title – A Void – but he also dealt brilliantly with the multiple difficulties of passages where Perec had paraphrased the icons of French literature, including Racine and Baudelaire.

That the match was originally set for Adelaide but venue availability forced a change, is just one example of the multiple difficulties the league management face in compiling the fixture list.

It is not only the end of New Labour that is prefigured by the loss of London and Crewe, it is an entire era of modernisation: London's radicalisation was founded on the party's embrace of the new social movements that had been unsettling traditional Labourism and its often noble attempts to grapple with the multiple difficulties of some of inner London's boroughs.

It is of significant importance to develop a new method for synthesizing nanowire structures, with improved scalability, feasibility, and environmental friendliness to overcome the multiple difficulties that has impeded the large-scale application of such nanostructures for long.

However, despite increasing evidence that cyber hate is on the rise, the availability of legislation to bring about prosecution, and the desire from leading social media companies to reduce harm, it goes largely unpunished given the multiple difficulties in policing online public spaces.

The PMAO program model is based on acknowledging the multiple difficulties confronting most families using child welfare services, the characteristics of formal family support programs that seem to be effective with these populations, and social science explanations about the relevance of informal support to coping with stress and maintaining psychological well-being.

The crew had multiple difficulties in prepping the miniature for filming; while the model shop originally wanted to save time by casting windows using a clear fiberglass, the material came out tacky.

Air Chief Marshall Angus Houston, head of the JACC, warned that the search operation faced multiple difficulties.

Both publications drove the Model S for extended periods -- Edmunds for 18 months, Consumer Reports for 15,000 miles -- and both experienced multiple difficulties with the car, including roadside breakdowns.

Yet the assessment of adaptive capacity and water security remains elusive, due to flaws in guiding concepts, paucity or inadequacy of data, and multiple difficulties in measuring the effectiveness of management prescriptions at scales relevant to decision-making.

Mothers participating in the RCT and qualitative study experienced multiple difficulties, including financial and mood problems.