Sentence examples for competing difficulty from inspiring English sources

A further, perhaps a competing difficulty in adopting the patient empowerment perspective, is the potential impact that patient empowerment can have on clinician-patient relationships.

In a population dealing with many competing stresses, difficulties remain in enhancing motivation for change and with treatment adherence.

This weekend, Schleper, of Vail, Colo., had difficulty competing in front of the American crowds.

The White House Office of Management and Budget said in a report in August 2001 that counterterrorism programs were having difficulty competing.

Ms. Nelson of the mobile museum said she would have difficulty competing for contributions.

As a result, they had difficulty competing on the world stage.

He said they had started rival television stations and that they were having difficulty competing with the established ones.

He added that young Chinese artists could have difficulty competing with artists from other countries because of this.

Koivu and Forsberg could have difficulty competing against intensely conditioned players who have completed a six-month season that included the Salt Lake Olympics.

Under Turkey's current policy, the emphasis is on Direct Commercial Sales at the expense of Foreign Military Sales and American companies are having difficulty competing.

These plans could have great difficulty competing in states where they lack networks of doctors and hospitals and where entrenched insurers and hospital combines dominate the market.