Sentence examples for difficulties lacking from inspiring English sources

A destitute, mentally ill woman, with very little education, and perhaps learning difficulties, lacking an interpreter, Gloria found herself in court opposite an experienced Home Office presenting officer and before an unsympathetic judge.

Such a timetable would relieve some of the pressure on the Russian space program, which has financing difficulties; lacking the American shuttles, the only lifeline to the International Space Station would be the Russians' building and launching more Soyuz crew spacecraft and Progress cargo ships.

But the judges found his degree of difficulty lacking.

As regards the characteristic response curves, for the majority of the items the intermediate option curves ("some difficulty", "much difficulty") lacked a maximum over a unique interval of the scale.

The unexpected difficulties (lack of reactivity or unwanted halogen reduction) encountered in the C-4 arylation of NH-free 4-halogenopyrazoles led us to design solutions to this recurrent problem.

The results showed a decrease in career decision-making difficulties (Lack of Information and Inconsistent Information) and an increase in career decision-making self-efficacy in the experimental group thus suggesting the value of group-based Life Design Counseling.

All attempts to develop Afghanistan as an agricultural exporter suffer from fundamental difficulties: lack of fertiliser and pesticides, a poor road network, shortages of electricity and cold-storage depots, and only rudimentary packaging.

The rate of metal precipitation was not quantified due to difficulties (lack of a sampling gun) associated with solution sampling at high pressure.

Through the mandatory protocols and time-sheets the problems related to the technology (data-transfer inconsistencies or losses, semantics) but also to the process-people related problems (conflicts, communicational difficulties, lack of work-flow definitions or responsibilities etc).

Due to differences related to specific circumstances and situations (e.g. communication difficulties, lack of information) it is likely to believe that experiences and attitudes in transport situations vary between individuals with different degrees of hearing loss.

Challenges to informed consent practice include language difficulties, lack of interpreters, workload, and time constraints.