Sentence examples for communications difficulty from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Ever since the Sept. 11 attacks exposed the communications difficulty that police, fire and other personnel had in a crisis, government and public safety officials have wrestled with how to rebuild the nation's emergency networks.

For example, in the case where an individual is particularly fearful of developing an illness or is concerned about specific impacts, such as expecting relationship or family communications difficulties, information on communication strategies, personal coaching or family-based interventions could be employed to support the individual.

Because of communications difficulties, Mr. Abd was not available for an interview on Friday.

Given the vast size of Iraq and the communications difficulties inherent in war, the information may be incomplete.

The news organization said word of the self-immolation leaked out only two days after the act because of "communications difficulties".

It added that some compensation had been paid and there would be further discussions.Even if the two companies can overcome their communications difficulties, valuing Alipay won't be easy.

Dshang's high elevation of 4,525 feet (1,379 metres) makes the town a health and tourist resort, despite communications difficulties caused by rugged terrain and high levels of precipitation.

Experts in Taiwan and elsewhere said that repairs to undersea cables could take weeks, raising fears of more communications difficulties in Taiwan, the fifth-largest economy in Asia, and of more telephone and Internet problems in the region.

The special evidence session was conducted through an interpreter but suffered communications difficulties, with British MPs showing little knowledge of French and the Calais mayor displaying little knowledge of English.

I knew this boy could walk but he was just sitting, with nothing Sophie Christiansen Christiansen, an equestrian who was born with cerebral palsy and has won five Paralympic gold medals for Britain, travelled to Rwanda with Chance for Childhood, a UK-based charity that works to get vulnerable children, including those who are deaf or have communications difficulties, into schools.

The flares are capable of causing GPS and radio communications difficulties as they disrupt our satellites, which lack the protection from Earth's atmosphere.