Sentence examples for the same difficulties that from inspiring English sources

Literary journals suffer from the same difficulties that make book production so worrisome.

Some of the same difficulties that came with the European debt crisis may linger in America.

Many of the same difficulties that drove away foreign investors -- along with stifling limits on local business practices -- are crippling the efforts of Vietnamese entrepreneurs.

But any wall-building effort would encounter a variety of obstacles, experts said, including some of the same difficulties that bedeviled the federal government as it spent more than $7 billion to build fencing that now extends along one-third of the border.

But he runs into the same difficulties that confronted Obama.

If his team does investigate Formations House, however, it may come up against the same difficulties that I did in finding anyone to talk to.

It's the same difficulty that all children grapple with when faced with sharing a parent or favourite toy with some newly arrived upstart of a little brother or sister.

Accordingly he faces the same difficulty that these others also had to face, i.e. determining the ontological status of such a thing (or non-thing).

Furthermore, while this is a good method to measure the quantity of autophagosomes in a cell, it does not measure autophagic flux through the pathway and therefore suffers the same difficulties with interpretation that plague LC3 western blotting.

With multislice CT we are finding more and more smaller and smaller lesions, which poses the same difficulty as that created by the introduction of lung CT over 20 years ago most of these tiny lesions are benign, but their imaging characteristics are overlapping and in some cases indistinguishable from those of metastases.

Apparently they are about the same difficulty, just that they test different things (creativity and ability to analyse a range of texts versus analysing a few texts in depth).