Sentence examples for arrangements difficulties from inspiring English sources

Studies show that reasons may include perceptions of low mosquito density, changes in sleeping arrangements, difficulties in physically hanging ITNs, feeling hot or uncomfortable and a variety of other reasons [ 27- 30, 33- 43].

The caretaker stayed in the premises until March 1991, when lease arrangement difficulties and the previous failure of the mains forced the caretaker's withdrawal.

On Wednesday, the Washington Post reported that U.S. intelligence agencies have learned that officials in at least four foreign countries the United Arab Emirates, China, Israel, and Mexico have been discussing ways of exploiting Kushner's "complex business arrangements, financial difficulties and lack of foreign policy experience".

In the current study, the low quality of life experienced by some children may be attributable in part to disruptions associated with childcare arrangements, parenting difficulties, or/and special familial circumstances.

Although the term 'continuity' was perceived differently, perspectives on the importance of continuity for all families and children were similar in each of the professional groups, despite a variance in funding arrangements, resource difficulties and work environments.

THIS week's battle between Lords and Commons over the rules for electing Euro-MPs sums up neatly one defect of Britain's parliamentary arrangements: the difficulty that arises from giving an unelected upper house power to check the power of an elected lower one.

Limitations of such an arrangement include difficulty with both positioning the stimuli as well as ensuring that stimuli are delivered in a synchronized and deliberate manner.

They admitted existing arrangements "have had difficulty keeping up with changes in global business practices, such as the development of e-commerce in commercial activities".