Sentence examples for challenges of arranging from inspiring English sources
In spite of awareness of the benefit of deliveries at health facilities, the community members described challenges of arranging transportation to the health facilities, due to poverty.
Additionally, 4D capable transducers are lower frequency than the best performing 2D transducers due to the technical challenges of arranging the dense array of over 9,000 piezoelectric elements onto the transducer head that allows for real-time 3D imaging [ 10].
"The initial reluctance was overcome by the cost of the effort, which we now estimate will run in excess of $500,000, and the sheer logistical challenge of arranging to examine ballots in 67 counties in a large state".
Force-directed graphs also provide a simple and effective solution to the complex challenge of arranging nodes and edges in a formation that is easily interpreted by a human.
Fourthly, although we requested that mothers be approached to take part after their peer support had ended, in practice some mothers were included whose peer support was ongoing, because of the challenge of arranging interviews with women whose accommodation and sometimes immigration status were precarious.
Mr. Hevesi, the comptroller, is under attack from Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who accuses him of being "ethically challenged" for arranging a business meeting for a contributor.
Speaking to the South China Morning Post, the director said that she used the play to challenge the tradition of arranged marriage, and that the lack of stories "advocating unconditional love in Chinese culture is one of the reasons there are so many family problems" in China today.
(Hocketing is the mirror ball of arranging).
If I stand in front of something, instead of arranging it, I arrange myself".
Finally, the practicalities of arranging for service user, interpreter and GP to meet at the same time in the one location are challenging (phase II: formal interpreters, GP 11).
Decide the platform of arranging a contest.
