Sentence examples for difficulties to continue from inspiring English sources

According to ANIRC, "Ramón y Cajal researchers are finding enormous difficulties to continue their research work in Spain due to the lack of continuity in their contracts".

Mr. De Sole said he expected the difficulties to continue through the rest of the first half.

'Whatever the sources of disturbances, the consequences resulting from them could be; difficulties to continue work, decreased productivity, reduced production rate, increased defective products, unplanned rework, delayed delivery to market, unexpected downtime, human loss, etc.' (Islam et al. [2006]; Islam [2008]).

"The Sailfish OS requires quite a big investment and human resources… And that's something we have difficulties to continue if we don't have additional financing, it's difficult to continue developing the operating system with these resources that we have at the moment.

Welfare states and in particular nations of Western Europe are increasingly facing difficulties to continue to maintain social benefits in the areas of health care, education and pensions, that Europeans have unfortunately become too used to.

Especially in the beginning, students found the support of a supervisor important when they had difficulties to continue the consultation or failed in their clinical reasoning: "when we were working with simulated patients for the first time and got lost, I felt confident I could rely on the supervisor.

Between December 15 , 2010 and January 15 , 2011 UNICEF organised its first online fundraising campaign, The Future Starts at School, to prevent dropout and to help children in financial difficulty to continue with their education.

Analysts at N+1 Singer forecast a tough six months ahead for Thorntons, as it expects the company's difficulties with retailers to continue.

We detected some difficulties related to continuing with the course due to insufficient pre-course knowledge, especially with regards to statistics.

And if they were having difficulties, I would want them to continue having difficulties.

Though the Odyssey Project is a rigorous year of education modeled on the first year of UChicago's undergraduate curriculum after completing it, students had difficulty finding ways to continue in the humanities.