Sentence examples for Difficult aspects of living from inspiring English sources

In Scandinavian countries their welfare states protect most citizens from the more difficult aspects of living alone.

The most difficult aspect of living in Fung Hang, they said, is the isolation.

Both South Asian and White participants emphasised adherence to dietary recommendations as the most difficult aspect of living with diabetes.

These ties were very important for many participants and were a difficult aspect of living in the United Kingdom.

Although limited, research into the experiences of black Africans living with HIV/AIDS in the UK has largely revealed evidence of the difficult and negative aspects of living with HIV, as well as the additional difficulties of living life as an immigrant (Anderson & Doyal, 2004; Dodds, 2006; Doyal & Anderson, 2005b; Flowers et al., 2006; Ndirangu & Evans, 2008).

Art can offset some of these difficult aspects of the hospital experience.

Patients reflect on the meaning of their lives, and come to terms with difficult aspects of their past.

It was, many of the jurors told me, one of the most difficult aspects of the trial: having to face alone the weightiest decision of their lives.

One of the difficult aspects of the job is to prepare the family for what is to come and to discuss what kind of life is worth living.

9) Be yourself: Uncertainty is one of the difficult aspects of death.

Recruits will be shown a video that highlights the more difficult aspects of the job.