Sentence examples for difficulties of providing from inspiring English sources
Despite the difficulties of providing effective integrated care, it must remain the aim.
ISRAELIS know all too well the need for first aid and the difficulties of providing it.
Discussion of such problems tends to lead quickly into difficulties of providing an adequate analysis of statements about one's own sensations.
In the 1950s, programmes for control and eradication of malaria in Africa were undermined by failure to take population mobility into account, and by the difficulties of providing access to adequate healthcare to mobile sectors of the community.
Judge McAfoos's decision, however, provides insights into the difficulties of providing auto insurance -- a mandatory coverage -- in a state where making a profit has become so difficult that companies insuring nearly a third of the cars are considering withdrawing, among them A.I.G., the sixth-largest insurer in New Jersey with coverage on some 200,000 cars.
That's not to mention the difficulties of providing food and oxygen.
There is also the difficulty of providing a variety of programs for such a small number of students, Mr. Quinn said.
"The [financial] results demonstrate the underlying economic difficulty of providing a quality service in a limited broadcast area".
The difficulty of providing multiple copies has vexed most university librarians, who must balance slender resources against sometimes vociferous demand.
