Sentence examples for difficulties of increased from inspiring English sources

In May 2013, Johannesburg Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale told Parliament the eradication of bucket toilets was still a ways off, citing the difficulties of increased migration from rural areas and a limited budget.

Local bookstores currently face the difficulties of increased overhead due to real estate costs and inventory issues, whereas Amazon can cut those costs by shipping from a central warehouse in the middle of nowhere, or by ordering directly from publishers.

His theoretical and empirical work on the "acting white" hypothesis of peer effects provides new insights into the difficulties of increasing the educational investments of minorities and the socially excluded.

Worried by the difficulties of increasing food supplies in its water-stressed homeland, Daewoo, a South Korean conglomerate, signed a deal to lease no less than half Madagascar's arable land to grow grain for South Koreans.

Where studies exist, they are often restricted to the difficulties of increasing representation of minorities into research [ 19].

Yet with the richest overseas stores of gas in distant regions like West Africa and Southeast Asia and the energy industry under technical and financial constraints, the difficulty of increasing imports remains considerable.

Moreover, the difficulty of increasing the active layer thickness leads to insufficient absorption of incident light [5, 6].

The usefulness of 90Y PET respiratory gating may be limited by the small branching ratio of positron emission in 90Y [34] and the clinical difficulty of increasing an already long acquisition time.

The little research that has been undertaken on indigenous innovation focuses on the macro-economic level and addresses the inherent difficulty of increasing benefits from international trade for developing countries.

In order to understand the real difficulty of increasing the gastric residence time of a dosage form, we have first summarized the important physiologic parameters, which act upon the gastric residence time.

Health systems in the region face the difficulty of increasing the number of patients on ART while simultaneously caring for millions of people already on ART due in part to the critical shortage of health facilities and health care workers.