Sentence examples for difficult to assist from inspiring English sources

We also need to address inadequacies in the law that makes it difficult to assist mental health patients before they commit a dangerous act.

-- which has resettled hundreds of Montagnards in the United States -- said that the Vietnamese government has made it difficult to assist them in the highlands.

They are now exchanging accusations, with Powell claiming he never tested positive until he started working with Xuereb and Xuereb insisting he did nothing wrong, saying it's difficult "to assist some athletes without risk of being made the scapegoat".

As to be expected, these soldiers made it difficult to assist them.

Surpassing African-Americans as the largest minority group in small town America as of 2010, Latinos and their visually impaired children are becoming increasingly difficult to assist because of cultural barriers and challenging bureaucratic procedures that were originally designed to treat an English-speaking citizenry.

"It was too difficult to assist my daughter with her homework every day, especially as my older daughter Aya suffers from the same condition".

Children need protection provided by adults but sometimes it is difficult for adults to assist if there is no communication.

These operations are merely meant to assist difficult political choices made by the executive branch.

The Libyan government had labeled the attacks a terrorist assault, and the absence of similar descriptions from the United States made it more difficult for Libyan officials to assist the FBI's investigation of the incident, according to the former deputy chief of the U.S. mission in Libya.

One German volunteer told me he was forced to make a difficult decision about whether to assist with the crossing.

Pediatric otolaryngologists are frequently called to assist in difficult airway management in newborns with Pierre Robin Sequence (PRS) who have microretrognathia, glossoptosis, and an anterior larynx.