Sentence examples for difficult population from inspiring English sources

You're dealing with a very difficult population, very difficult kids.

"This is probably the most difficult population in IVF.

"As far as cleanliness, we deal with a very difficult population.

When three-quarters of the patients drop out, all that is demonstrated is that you're treating a very difficult population.

He was also plying what has been at times an exceedingly difficult population: former supporters of Mrs. Clinton.

"We take a big chance, a big risk, taking care of a difficult population," Mr. Dorman said after testifying.

Some of those hired have shown no previous interest or skill in caring for difficult populations.

Emotionally disturbed teenagers are among the most difficult populations to serve effectively, and many facilities struggle to retain qualified staff members and address residents' behavioral problems.

In countries where extensive evaluations have been done, there has been more than a 50percentt decline in new infections among difficult populations of young adults.

Farmworkers as a group are difficult populations to assess (Kamel et al. 2001; Zahm and Blair 2001).

"These are difficult populations to reach," says Mr. McClure, "and really require efforts beyond the health sector, that focus on protection of human rights".