Sentence examples for third major difficulty from inspiring English sources

The third major difficulty South London Healthcare has faced is that it is saddled with paying off two private finance schemes, which were used to build the hospitals in Orpington and Woolwich.

A second major difficulty was the world I was flung into.

The second major difficulty stemmed from the time reversibility of the kinetic theory.

A second major difficulty in developing the republican idea of freedom lies in giving precise meaning to the notion of arbitrariness.

The second major difficulty is along the same lines, concerning, not functions, but relations, and thus ordering relations and ordinal numbers.

Continuity theorists such as Pierre Duhem (1906), John Herman Randall (1940), A. C. Crombie (1959, 1994), and more recent historians such as Peter Dear (2001) have pointed out a second major difficulty in speaking of "the Scientific Revolution".

The second major difficulty arose in generation 12 of the TM strain.

The second major difficulty is the lack of efficient methods to integrate multiple levels of biological data to enhance model accuracy.

Since we are interested in a centralized cognitive radio system, a second way to overcome this major difficulty (the non convexity of C q ) is to limit the access of the SUs to the spectrum; only one SU is allowed per band.

The major difficulty arises from the fact that the first-order partial derivatives of the corresponding Lagrangian function w.r.t. for the fixed and w.r.t. for the given do not lead to equations that are decoupled in and, respectively.

2 Thus, the omission of stillbirths for almost the first century of British civil registration has arguably constituted a major difficulty for both doctors and statisticians.