Sentence examples for two key difficulties from inspiring English sources

There are two key difficulties in extending these sorts of calculations, however.

Consider this: Livingstone has two key difficulties to overcome if he is to win the mayoral election in May.

Two key difficulties stand out, namely the limited decision-space created by decentralization in Tanzania and the difficulties getting adequate participation by relevant stakeholders in the process.

Three key difficulties in developing portable DNA and RNA assays are the size, complexity, and noise sensitivity intrinsic to these assays [1].

Analysts say that one of Gallois' key difficulties at EADS has been working alongside his co-chief executive, Tom Enders.

We encountered two key areas of difficulty in providing 'evidence based' information in the DA around dementia outcomes and service availability.

Ashton has certainly sought to make her mark, with great difficulty, on two key dossiers: negotiations with Iran over its nuclear programme and in the Balkans, arbitrating between Serbia and Kosovo.

Extrudate swell prediction has shown significant difficulties due to two key reasons.

The large difference in effect by facility type (public or private) may be attributed to at least two key factors: first, that the great difficulty we had in enroling GPs from private facilities meant that those who did participate were a non-representative, highly motivated group of practitioners committed to care for common mental disorders.

One of the key difficulties has been caused by the two nuclear power stations, Heysham 1 and Hartlepool.

Campaigners and medical ethics experts say the case illustrates two key points in the debate over assisted dying: the difficulty of gauging informed consent, and the messy legal compromise over who, if anyone, is prosecuted for helping people to die.