Sentence examples for difficulties dealing from inspiring English sources

The final version softened that criticism, saying they faced "difficulties dealing with sophisticated trafficking organizations".

Mixed Views on Abhisit's performance 3. (C) Privy Councilor Chair GEN Prem shared his assessments of PM Abhisit, the Crown Prince's relationship with Thaksin, and difficulties dealing with Cambodia/Hun Sen with Ambassador over lunch January 13.

The researchers were unable to establish a reason for the disparity, but added that a variety of factors could be involved, including difficulties dealing with disturbed patients and bias on the part of the doctors.

Ms. Ricciardi's devastation from the loss of her husband caused serious depression that was only made worse by poor health, including angina and severe arthritis, and her daughter's difficulties dealing with the new environment.

The Bush administration is struggling to work with the Afghan and Pakistani governments to find an effective combination of political, diplomatic and military tools to help stem the increasingly entrenched insurgency, but it has faced difficulties dealing with Pakistan's new coalition government, officials say.

Besides his 25 novels, Mr. Granger was the author, with his wife, of three nonfiction books, among them "The Magic Feather" (1986), about their difficulties dealing with the city's school system to meet the needs of their son, who has autism.

After training is completed, doctors may practice for the rest of their career without any clinical supervision, the implication being that the difficulties dealt with in clinical supervision are no longer difficulties, or are better dealt with some other way.

Sometimes, though, the players have difficulty dealing with it.

I am not the only doctor who has had difficulty dealing with dying patients.

But she said many nonprofit organizations had difficulty dealing with intellectual property rights and related issues.

Critics of the quality of regulators say they have difficulty dealing on equal terms with highly paid City professionals.