Sentences with phrase «much trouble identifying»

You might not have too much trouble identifying the perfect company and position but they won't be of much use if your resume does not stand out.

But sometimes, doctors have just as much trouble identifying certain disorders and conditions as their patients.

Not exact matches

We are trying to get one of the top rated players and if real give in well then they are going to have as much trouble as we did in identifying targets, so i cant see why they would make things difficult for themselves.

It's hard to believe a group of teens having trouble identifying David Bowie's «Heroes,» but then you remember you've been transported to a pre-iTunes, pre-Shazam, and pre-Google age — and all is forgiven, much like the rest of the picture's shortcomings.

He has stated in interviews that he doesn't identify as either entirely French or American, although with France recently voting in Macron over the far - right, populist Le Pen, it is clear that his mind is very much focused on the troubled and divided times facing the United States.

Real science occasionally uses back - of - the - envelope calculations to identify interesting questions or to double check answers, but the real results come from much more complex calculations that take into account many more factors... but apparently you have trouble realizing that your Excel - based chicken - scratchings aren't the be-all and end - all of climate science.