Sentence examples for centred difficult to from inspiring English sources

Most private physicians had read the CCMRC guidelines but did not follow them because they were outdated, not patient centred, difficult to remember, and did not give advice on how to tackle barriers.

Patients with chronic migraine (CM) coming to our centres are difficult to treat, both because of their refractory to antimigraine prophylactic treatment and for the combination of several comorbidities, that often need a multidisciplinary approach that leads to a multi-prescription of drugs.

This procedure was optimized before initiation of the trial in each centre, but minor differences between centres that are difficult to control may have persisted.

The range of centres in our sample and the limited number of interviews at each centre makes it difficult to generalise our findings.

Offshore detention centres become increasingly difficult to manage, as is happening now.

Centre workers are difficult to talk to, but two detention healthcare professionals agree to take me out for a drive.

At least, I think it's her: the size of the centre makes it difficult to tell.

The Bills have lost all three games, and given the number of Bears fans at Rogers Centre, it was difficult to determine which was the actual home team.

Service workplaces such as call centres are notoriously difficult to unionise, but since the 1980s, businesses in the UK have also relied on the nanny state to impose draconian anti-union legislation to lower their labour costs.

Meanwhile online grocer Ocado lost 4.6% of its value as market watchers speculated that an effort to implement a sale and leaseback deal on it distribution centre was proving difficult to secure.

Chris Goldsmith, of Turnstone, said: "We understand the desire for a Waitrose and John Lewis at Home, but the Cranes factory is the wrong location and it will make any retail-led redevelopment in Ipswich town centre even more difficult to attain.