Sentence examples for benefits difficulty from inspiring English sources
Tyler's brave and poignant description of the low pay, insecurity, chancy benefits, difficulty securing maternity leave, and general discouragement that many postdocs endure was effective.
'We are probably quite well-placed in that sense because we may know both the patient and the carer.... Certainly we will quite often see carers under stress or with mental health problems... financial difficulties, difficulties getting benefits or difficulties getting access in the home.
However, trials of peer mentoring programmes have yielded inconsistent evidence of benefit: difficulties in implementation have contributed to uncertainty regarding their efficacy.
Interviews were guided by a topic guide which included: their health difficulties and psychosocial context; expectations of the LHW; experience of the LHW's involvement, including benefits or difficulties associated with it; comparison with other services currently or previously encountered; and reflections on the intervention over the time since it ended.
Since they are already in the American market, any kind of protectionist measures are likely to bring them more benefits than difficulties".
He told the Birmingham Mail: "This could be put down to levels of unemployment, cuts to benefits and difficulties in coping with the rising cost of living.
Commissioner Jones said these crimes "could be put down to levels of unemployment, cuts to benefits and difficulties in coping with the cost of living".
Benefits and difficulties with each of the different foundations were primarily identified by the research participants and are described below.
Finally, participants' perceptions of benefits and difficulties of using the augmented reality application in this study were qualitatively identified.
