Sentence examples for a difficult condition from inspiring English sources

"Greece is in a difficult condition.

It was a difficult condition in many ways, among them of course the labor camp years.

It is a difficult condition to treat and can often take some time to improve.

Persistent elbow instability associated with coronoid deficiency is a difficult condition to treat.

Osteoarthritis is a difficult condition that has painful and debilitating effects on many people, leading to high medical costs.

In Ramsay's eyes, the problem was a lack of spontaneity — a difficult condition to fix with an imperative.

"His work with the insulin pump brought a great deal of recognition to Hopkins for an inventive and effective approach to a terribly difficult condition," Weisfeldt said.

There's some suggestion that ketamine could be effective for treatment-resistant depression, a notoriously difficult condition to treat (hence the name).

"But it's a very difficult condition to live with.

Chronic ABMR is a more difficult condition to treat because irreversible tissue damage has occurred in the setting of severely compromised graft survival 138.

Several GPs suggested that CPP was a particularly difficult condition to define and classify, recognising the uncertainty of dealing with apparently unexplained symptoms.