Sentence examples for Difficult status from inspiring English sources

Aware of the difficult status of women in the Irish family, "Clay" presents the possibility of a satisfying independent life and suggests crucial civic and private roles for single women.

Table 3 Calculated errors for suggested functions (Tables 1, 2), the errors <10 % show a suitable status, the errors between 10 and 20%% show a fair status, and the errors more than 20%% show a difficult status to apply the Eqs.

NPR's Mark Jenkins has stated that the film's bittersweet ending depicted the difficult status of women in Palestine as well as Palestinian-Israeli relations.

Whitman looked back on his childhood as generally restless and unhappy, given his family's difficult economic status.

In general, migrant health workers belong to a mobile middle class with a high level of education, with more economic and social resources at their disposition than lower skilled migrants, who often have a difficult residence status in the destination country and are not as mobile (27, 28).

Patients arriving to our Operative Unit represent a selected group, affected by different severe diseases, with the association of high disability and difficult social status, that often leads to admission to Institutes and to higher incidence of mortality (that is weakly elderly persons)[ 3, 4].

The talks here on Monday and Tuesday — which involved three-way meetings that included the United States as well as direct discussions between the Israelis and the Palestinians — were largely procedural and did not grapple directly with the difficult "final-status" issues like borders, the status of Jerusalem and the Palestinians' right to return to what is now Israeli territory.

In effect, he has front-loaded some potential benefits, so that Israelis and Palestinians can see what could be gained if they negotiated the difficult final-status issues.

There is some evidence that he found that status difficult.

Dimitry Kochenov, Ius Tractum of Many Faces: European Citizenship and the Difficult Relationship between Status and Rights, 15 COLUM.

Although they will refuse to sit in the Commons, their victories give them a status difficult to ignore.