Sentence examples for difficulties in reporting from inspiring English sources

United Nations teams in Haiti believe that the cholera epidemic's official numbers of 1,800 deaths and nearly 81,000 people infected could be double that because of difficulties in reporting, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon told the General Assembly on Friday.

Although you wouldn't know it from watching developments in Syria or Egypt, one of the biggest difficulties in reporting and commenting on authoritarian regimes these days is that many have terrific "democratic" window dressing, designed by western-educated consultants and apologists, some very slick, some sharp-tongued, who easily gull or cow American innocents abroad.

Norton states that the difficulties in reporting on the group cause most writers, including herself, to focus on the "small groups of hackers who stole the limelight from a legion, defied their values, and crashed violently into the law" rather than "Anonymous's sea of voices, all experimenting with new ways of being in the world".

The results showed that children with ASD have no difficulties in reporting the goals of individual motor acts.

As far as the understanding of what is concerned, Experiment 1 showed that children with ASD have no difficulties in reporting the goal of observed motor acts.

Dates were used instead of hours in calculating promptness because of difficulties in reporting the time in communities where the majority of people do not have watches [10].

There is a further difficulty in reporting British disasters, particularly for television and radio.

Given the extraordinary difficulty in reporting on the ground in Chechnya, how do you generally go about collecting and publishing information on what is happening there?

Speak to any of the journalists working for Iranian community press in Australia, and they'll tell you the immense difficulty in reporting neutrally for a politically aware and active audience.

Laboratory information systems (LIS) have difficulty in reporting reference ranges (RR) in different pathophysiological situations.

Studies also finds difficulty in reporting discrimination by banks towards women owned SMEs (Eriksson et al, 2009).