Sentence examples for would present difficulties from inspiring English sources

Rifkind anticipated that Seoul would present difficulties for her, but she was pleasantly surprised by the progress made by the not-yet-10-year-old disability movement there.

Although another party could take on the role of a Privacy CA in principle, implementing and deploying within a SAML architecture would present difficulties due to policies, accountability requirements and responsibilities that come with operating such an authority as a separate entity.

It was recognised that molecular analysis of samples fixed up to 20 years earlier and using various modifications of a standard formalin-based protocol, would present difficulties.

The monkey is essentially a block with two holes at right angles to each other and is used (Fig. 98) to finish and true up shoulders where the use of a bolster plate would present difficulties.

These observations indicate that both stainless steel μPs even though too large to form stable suspension would not present difficulty in dispersion in the fluid due to magnetic interactions since the particles exhibit no mutual magnetic attraction unless placed in a magnetic field.

Analysing a labour market in which workers demanded more work for lower wages, or employers wanted to lose as much money as possible, would present some difficulties.Sad to report, society at large might be in trouble too: universal altruism would, it seems, upset the basis for social co-operation.

Any one of these traumas would present psychological difficulties; coming simultaneously they compound the risks.

The statement said although the US had indicated it would co-operate on bringing a prosecution in England and Wales, it would present enormous difficulties.

While some have advocated the adoption of nonbinding principles, agreeing on the scope and content of such principles would present considerable difficulties.

The charges would probably not be the ones that people outside Yugoslavia believe should be brought, and the protection of witnesses would present formidable difficulties.

Despite the report's conclusion that closing Indian Point, which is about 35 miles north of Midtown Manhattan, would present major difficulties for the state, Ms. Lowey said in a phone interview that she was "thrilled" by its findings.