Sentence examples for difficulties low from inspiring English sources

Barriers such as gender discrimination, lack of confidence, language difficulties, low literacy and lack of time and money continue to prevent girls and young women from taking full advantage of technology.

The problems that come with mixed anxiety and depression -- sleep trouble, concentration difficulties, low energy, high irritability and worry, expecting the worst, and being constantly on guard, can also present a challenge to your relationship.

Definition difficulties, low incidence, and large inter-rater variability will prohibit the use of a preventable mortality score as a benchmark.

Preterm neonates are especially vulnerable to temperature instability, feeding difficulties, low blood sugar, infections and breathing difficulties - conditions which pose a critical need for care seeking for preterm babies.

The non-response may be due to factors related to migrant status, such as language difficulties, low literacy levels, low educational level, lack of familiarity with and distrust of research, and seriousness of disease status, causing migrants to decline participation [ 14, 19- 21].

Developmental Dyscalculia (DD) describes a specific and severe deficit in the ability to process numerical information that cannot be ascribed to sensory difficulties, low IQ or inadequate education, and that results in a failure to develop fluent numerical computation skills [ 19, 20].

But the changes proposed by Trump stand to exacerbate the difficulties low-income Americans face.

AirAsia's troubles underscore the difficulties low-cost carriers have had in entering the highly insulated Japanese market, where domestic fares have stayed above global norms for decades.

Five types of resettlement are identified, comprising public housing districts for poor people with housing difficulties, low-end private housing districts for lower socio-economic people, multiple housing districts (containing public housing and low-end private housing) for displaced shantytown residents, and villa areas for the wealthy.

A further 104 MZ and 103 DZ same-sex pairs were selected on the basis that neither twin showed signs of language difficulties (low-risk group).

And in describing a painful conflict with his father over his choice of work, Mr. Ortega also raised another occupational difficulty: low prestige.