Sentence examples for be involved in difficult from inspiring English sources

The overview provided by Chafe et al. [ 34] indicated that the public wanted to be involved in varying degrees, with 25percentt of the public wanting to be involved in healthcare decision making but less than 10percentt wanting to be involved in difficult funding decisions, as they feel ill-equipped to contribute.

(The top strategists for Clinton and McCain had not been involved in difficult races in 2006).

In situations of vulnerability, powerlessness, or being involved in difficult circumstances, the individual needs to be advocated.

Methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) is involved in difficult-to-treat skin and underlying tissue infections associated with Gram-positive bacteria [ 8], while the most serious complication in burn patients is associated with infection with P. aeruginosa [ 9, 10], followed by infections with E. coli, S. aureus and other pathogenic microorganisms [ 9].

In a 1993 letter, she described her stance on abortion: "As a conservative, I hold the 'libertarian' belief that government ought not to be involved in this most difficult and personal of decisions".

This is what I would be saying to you in the team meeting room if we were together today: There is a lot going on out there and you are going to be involved in tough and difficult situations.

It is becoming increasing clear that within the complex environment of the cell, probes can be involved in interactions that are difficult to predict based on the conditions used for in vitro biochemical characterization.

This suggests that these mediators may also be involved in ventilatory failure leading to difficult weaning after long term mechanical ventilation.

"I would find it difficult to be involved in an effort that I think disenfranchises people from a fundamental right," he said.

Overall he felt that the main characters were sidelined in the episode, and so it was difficult to be involved in what went on.

On the other hand, it was difficult to be involved in decisions regarding access, e.g., discharge from the outpatient clinic and the pulmonary ward.