Sentence examples for burden and difficulty of from inspiring English sources
Fractures of the lumbar and thoracic spine were excluded because of the additional burden and difficulty of adjudicating such fractures.
This finding is in direct contrast to the finding of Freeman at el. [ 31], who found that rural volunteers had high levels of attrition due to high levels of burden and difficulty in meeting continuing education requirements.
This suggests that brief multifamily psychoeducation alleviates family care burden and the difficulty of family life at least in the eyes of the relatives.
Our research also highlights the limitations of the HES database and difficulty of calculating the overall burden of specific cancers in England.
However, at the same time it must be observed that the slowness and difficulty of this internal legal clarification has proved a burden when establishing a trade policy committed to the defence of fundamental rights and freedoms.
"This is a big burden and a position of difficulties". None of the problems, least of all the violence, has come close to being solved since Jafari was formally installed as prime minister last April.
As can be seen, 3 items exhibited ceiling effects with over 50% of responses at the highest score (difficulty receiving injection, financial burden, and likelihood of recommendation).
Mean Oberst Caregiver Burden Scale time and difficulty scores were 46.1 and 32.4, respectively.
Conventional army wisdom held that the principal asset of Plains Indians was their mobility, their ability to disperse instantly into smaller groups that could travel more quickly and easily than army columns burdened by clumsy supply trains and the difficulty of finding suitable forage for their horses.
We, as sons to this people, and part of its past and pres-ent, have on our shoulders the burden of holding the difficulty of the liberation road; it's our mission to let the rifles live.
He is also concerned about obstacles at home – uncertainty over the Socialist government's policies and the difficulty of borrowing from a banking system burdened by bad loans.
