Sentence examples for difficult to disclose from inspiring English sources

Parents may find it even more difficult to disclose, due to a fear of punitive action being taken against their tenancy or their child.

The illness meant I simply couldn't perform, and because I didn't have a clear picture of what was wrong with me, it was difficult to disclose to employers or potential employers that I was unwell.

Third, it is difficult to disclose the real income of the participants; in particular the study was designed at the individual level and cross sectional.

Many people find it difficult to disclose their feelings to others.

Women experiencing intimate partner violence can find it difficult to disclose the abuse to the healthcare professionals and attend antenatal appointments.

However, even if some thought it was difficult to disclose a risk of fertility impairment, most participants agreed about the importance of honesty in a relationship.

This fear and shame makes it incredibly difficult for victims to disclose abuse.

"Today's competitive and pressured work environments can make it difficult for people to disclose mental health or work stress problems without the fear of affecting their career prospects," he said.

This pool of evidence makes it difficult for women to disclose their HIV status and indeed this is an important factor in the HIV transmission dynamics.

A climate of tolerance of IPVAW would make it easier for perpetrators to persist in their violent behaviour and make it more difficult for women to disclose domestic violence [ 31].

Malaika: It is very difficult for me to disclose my status because people will start talking ill about me, they will not feel good when their children play together with my children and they will look down upon me.