Sentence examples for yet another difficulty from inspiring English sources

Yet another difficulty facing Daniels is that he was, indeed, the president's accountant.

The effects of age introduce yet another difficulty in the attempt to define health in theoretical measured norms.

The lawyer was explaining yet another difficulty faced by migrant families as a result of recent Trump administration policy changes.

Yet, another difficulty may be encountered in extracting a set of time frequency features, which may best represent the difference among classes.

And there is yet another difficulty: the perception in Asia that America's faith in the universality of its ideals of freedom and democracy has weakened.American leaders used to raise the issues of human rights and democracy in Asia at almost every opportunity, especially where China was concerned, but also in Indonesia, Myanmar, Vietnam and elsewhere.

Yet another difficulty results from the fact, that some of the programs considered in this review are complex interventions and not only encouraging physical activity (e.g., combined with the encouragement of better nutrition (see for example [23, 27, 29, 36]).

Yet another serious difficulty faced by originalism is one alluded to above: contemporary life is often very different from the life contemplated by those who lived at the time of the constitution's adoption.

In some cases, there was yet another level of difficulty, namely the intense glare of public scrutiny.

Most become available in the App Store within two weeks (creating yet another problem: the difficulty consumers have in efficiently and effectively trolling through 100,000 apps to find hidden gems they hadn't known about).

However, because the spacelike and null cases add yet another level of difficulty, we shall not discuss them here).

In yet another sign of difficulties among operators of fiber optic networks, 360networks has lost an important contract with Impsat Fiber Networks of Argentina.