Sentence examples for difficult addressing from inspiring English sources

Although assessing the impact of the various components of a structural intervention on reducing HIV vulnerability is difficult, addressing the broader structural factors contributing to FSW vulnerability is critical to enable these vulnerable women to become sufficiently empowered to adopt the safer sexual behaviours which are required to respond effectively to the HIV epidemic.

Such proposals, which make convictions more difficult, address concerns common among liberals about over-criminalization and mass incarceration.

The last issue is difficult to address.

But some ecological questions are more serious and more difficult to address than others.

"The problems are many, unfortunately, and it is very difficult to address them," Ms. Schulman said.

Until they get to the bottom of the issues, it is going to be difficult to address it and understand.

"If you have problems on offense and defense, that may be more difficult to address," Groh said.

And the welfare reform issue will be difficult to address amid the continuing binge of deficit spending.

Some will get homesick, or experience personal crises which being in Iraq will make more difficult to address.

He suggests their concerns were difficult to address because the relevant information was not a matter of public record.

Gang violence has proven maddeningly difficult to address even when the crime rate more generally has gone down.