Sentence examples for difficult to care for from inspiring English sources

She's not difficult to care for, but she needs constant monitoring.

Current housing policy, and a lack of social, and supported housing, also makes it difficult to care for people with chronic and enduring mental ill health.

People with emerging worms cannot work, go to school or take care of cattle or farms, and they find it difficult to care for children.

Women with PLO and vertebral fractures may have excruciating back pain, which can make it difficult to function and even more difficult to care for a baby.

State officials anticipate they will have limited staffing because of the storm, making it difficult to care for the animals in quarantine and process new arrivals.

Despite the onset of transitional care clinics, these patients remain difficult to care for due to resource availability, insurance coverage, and multi-disciplinary needs.

Those now coming out of the institutions are the more profoundly retarded, a more difficult population to care for.

Rottweilers are difficult dogs to care for, and choosing to buy one without researching the breed can end badly for both you and your Rottie.

If can be an easy or difficult creature to care for, it can be curious, adventurous, slothful, unruly or anything else that you feel works for your creature.

Without health you have nothing; when we are sick, it's difficult to work, to care for others, to participate in the things we enjoy.

However, little is known about the prevalence of depression among mothers of children presenting for emergency health care and how maternal depression affects a mother's perception of how difficult it is to care for her children.