Sentence examples for difficult infancy from inspiring English sources

When in 1897 the British Government signed away the Haud, its mind was on other African troubles; the protectorate inherits an overwhelming grievance.Both Somalia and the protectorate face a horribly difficult infancy as independent states.

Ask any African-American in the television business, and you'll get a long list of classic white sitcoms -- "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "Seinfeld," "The Drew Carey Show" -- that had to be nurtured through difficult infancies by supportive networks.

However, establishing asthma diagnosis in infancy is difficult.

Meningitis is notoriously difficult to diagnose in infancy because its clinical features are non-specific.

However, the differential of temporal pattern of wheeze in infancy is difficult.

The measurement of pulmonary function during infancy is difficult because of the lack of subject cooperation.

Background: Early life growth failure and resulting cognitive deficits are often assumed to be very difficult to reverse after infancy.

When the TCGA and ICGC projects were conceived, epigenome mapping was in its infancy and difficult to perform on primary tumor samples.

Language problems in infancy are difficult to diagnose [ 27] and the identification of early cognitive markers of language impairment can facilitate earlier detection and increase our understanding of underlying mechanisms associated with less favourable outcomes of prematurity.

With the market in its infancy, it is difficult to tell which of the companies -- all private -- is in the lead.

Whatever I say or do or create is an act of love.' It is an endearingly childish notion, preserved into an old age by a man whose infancy was so difficult and damaged: the grown-ups must forgive you.