Sentence examples for difficulties adjustment from inspiring English sources

[ 23] It is estimated that the additional costs (English Language Difficulties Adjustment) of providing medical services to patients who do not speak English is £29/person.

The new lawsuit also highlights the legal difficulties Microsoft faces with European antitrust regulators.

Despite its financial difficulties RMJM controversially employed disgraced former RBS boss Fred Goodwin as an "adviser".

Though there were initial difficulties, Cox eventually developed considerable admiration for Robert Kennedy's work on civil rights.

In addition, with its current legal difficulties, Merck could turn out to be a merger target, with similar headquarters ramifications.

"Due to delayed arrival over travel difficulties, BA picket line visit will be tomorrow," announced a perky Simpson online.

Two days after some of President Bush's most blunt statements to date about the current economic difficulties, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson is on Sunday talk duty.

With uncertainty rife in the financial markets and more financial services companies facing difficulties, Forrester Research scrambled this week to revise its forecast for technology spending in the United States.

If anyone ever suffered from learning difficulties, ADHD and ineducability, it was two high-achieving Liverpool boys, now taking their A-levels, with clear career ambitions.

Fitch cited "the difficulties Enron faces in managing its liquidity position in the face of an erosion in investor confidence" and said that it would consider further downgrades.

As the number of subjects increased, so did concerns about 'Research Quality' and difficulties 'Understanding Partners Research Approaches', whereas 'Ease of Collaboration' reduced.