Sentence examples for be aware of difficulties from inspiring English sources
You also need to be aware of difficulties that lie ahead, especially in developing countries.
When only the stem is to be revised, orthopedic surgeons should be aware of difficulties in disengagement and anticipate alternative surgical procedures.
Public health authorities in charge of crisis management need to be aware of difficulties and stress-related issues experienced by persons to whom the measures apply and address them systematically in the crisis guidelines.
There is evidence that ill parents may under-estimate or not be aware of difficulties their children have in coping with parental cancer (Nelson et al, 1994; Welch et al, 1996).
Alan Reiss, a Port Authority official since 1984 who rose to director of the department in charge of day-to-day operations at the trade towers, said engineers had long been aware of difficulties in keeping some of the fireproofing, in the core of the building around the elevator shafts, on the large structural columns there.
Earlier, Fahey told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "We've been aware of difficulties in Jamaica for some time.
John Fahey, president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), earlier this week said his organisation had been aware of difficulties in Jamaica for some time, revealing one of the solutions was for the country's anti-doping team to be mentored by a more successful agency.
This may also be appreciated by the client as an empathic gesture that shows the therapist is aware of difficulties specific to AS [ 37].
If applied to our study, this theory means that apart from the difficulties care providers reported (and were aware of), difficulties they were unaware of might also complicate the care process.
Health professionals may be able to help caregivers respond positively to the challenge of treatment adherence for long-term conditions by simplifying treatment regimens to minimise impact on family life and being aware of difficulties around child resistance and supportive of strategies to attempt to overcome this.
