Sentence examples for a difficult population from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fawkner said halfway houses served a difficult population moving into the community.

"We take a big chance, a big risk, taking care of a difficult population," Mr. Dorman said after testifying.

The organization is also evaluating diabetes protocols, using a database of more than 25,000 people over age 80 with diabetes — a difficult population to study in clinical trials.

Council members must decide whether the existing public system could be improved through oversight or regulation, and whether a public agency would have the capacity and incentive to manage the challenges of both treating a difficult population and managing the complexities of the public health care financial system.

"No one was eligible," Mr. Maccarone said, adding, "the women's unit contains a difficult population". Judges are very reluctant to incarcerate women, Mr. Maccarone said, because their behavior is usually less violent than men and because of what Mr. Maccarone called "the ramifications of separating mothers from their children," but he added, the courts are finding they have little choice.

We acknowledge that ICU patients are a difficult population to study.

"But the majority of our employees are dedicated and are providing therapeutic services to a very difficult population". The graphic videotape was unveiled at a dramatic Capitol hearing in April.

You're dealing with a very difficult population, very difficult kids.

"As far as cleanliness, we deal with a very difficult population.

When three-quarters of the patients drop out, all that is demonstrated is that you're treating a very difficult population.

Those now coming out of the institutions are the more profoundly retarded, a more difficult population to care for.