Sentence examples for difficulties in affordability from inspiring English sources

In March 2009, China's Healthcare Reform Plan was formally released to reduce the residents' economic burden for medical services, mitigate the difficulties in affordability and accessibility of medical service, and provide safe, effective, convenient, inexpensive health services for universal coverage.

Only 7.25% of the investigated medical staff thought that the reform could have evident effects that could solve the difficulty in the affordability of medical service, and 66.75% thought that this reform could only alleviate this difficulty to some extent.

"Typical areas of complaint include financial difficulties and affordability issues, and disputes over valuations".

However, solar water pump systems face adoption and performance challenges, including maintenance difficulties, limited affordability, possibility of theft, and scant availability of spare parts.

But the devices have remained out of reach, in affordability and practicality, to most consumers.

Improvements in affordability and integrity monitoring are required.

"The biggest gains were in areas with the biggest improvements in affordability".

Financial aid is certainly a major factor in affordability.

Factors discouraging or deterring enrolment included affordability, the perceived administrative complexity of joining the scheme, and difficulties in obtaining information about the benefit options.

Difficulties in fact seem unavoidable.

Some of the inherent challenges in service provision included difficulties in recruiting and retaining a skilled workforce, maintaining and extending health infrastructure, ensuring service quality and safety with a small population base, and ensuring affordability.