Sentence examples for difficult to give children from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the competition among agencies for limited funds has always made it difficult to give children the care they needed.

Roshni is an organised chaos with people working hard in difficult circumstances to give children and young adults an education, social skills, functional ability, self esteem and a chance of independence.

Life can be difficult in the desert camp so a project has been started to give children a safe place to play with each other.

And while they're at it perhaps the same companies could sponsor, or otherwise support, projects to develop better parenting skills including budgeting and cooking for parents who find it difficult to give their children breakfast before sending them to school.

However, the doctor appears to be reassuring the mother that she would not be judged as 'irresponsible' if there is a day she finds it very difficult to give the child all the medications, but that there is one drug she must give at all costs.

For some reason, it is frighteningly difficult to give birth to a living child here.

This might be because a digit-sucking habit is difficult to give up and 62% of the children with the digit-sucking habit maintained it up to 3 years of age; this makes it more likely to impact occlusion and lead to vertical disturbances.

"Cigarette smoking is specifically a choice made by children that results in addiction in adulthood, that is extremely difficult to give up," he said.

Firms find it difficult to give tests, counselling and drugs to an employee, while doing nothing for his sick wife or their ailing children.

And that was difficult to give up.

I will state up front that I agree with Dr. Vilain that there is little longitudinal clinical research on gender non-conforming boys (that no one cares much about the girls says a lot about the causes of this persistent problem), and it is difficult with any given child to determine with certainty whether that child will live happily in a reassigned gender or not.