Sentence examples for attributed difficulties from inspiring English sources
Previous professional accounts have attributed difficulties in providing person-centred care and in supporting self-management [ 16] to the presence of QOF [ 31] in the consultation.
Richard Aboulafia of the Teal Group has attributed difficulty securing export sales to the Swedish government's inability to offer the same sort of strategic partnership as some rival aircraft manufacturing nations.
That's important, says Deborah Moncrieff, an audiologist at the University of Connecticut, Storrs, because skeptics had questioned attributing difficulties in listening, learning, and reading to problems in the auditory pathway.
This article focuses on problematic experiences of developing new web-based literacy practices, particularly for adult learners, and how they can be addressed without attributing difficulties to learners' own deficiencies or attitudes.
It has been proposed that difficulties with metaphors may be attributed to difficulties in processing language in the right hemisphere [ 53].
Participants frequently reported difficulties in understanding what was said during consultations and they attributed these difficulties in part to the language clinical staff (especially doctors) used.
Laffey attributed his difficulties to too much rest between appearances.
Lesa Bader, a company spokeswoman, said NRG attributed the difficulties to the decline in investor confidence due to the California energy crisis and the collapse of the Enron Corporation.
He attributed the difficulties to the current global and national uncertainties and increased competition from countries like France and Spain, where real estate developers can offer homes custom built to suit clients.
Scholars have attributed these difficulties of external funding of innovative family SMEs to two major problems: (1) information asymmetries and (2) the absence of express and implied warranties.
