Sentence examples for difficulties to coordinate from inspiring English sources
First, structural holes may cause an action problem, since brokers have more difficulties to coordinate or mobilize their dispersed and unconnected alters than in dense networks (Obstfeld 2005).
Some of the focus groups became smaller than planned because of difficulties to coordinate times that suited everyone.
34 45 However, there are many different barriers which policymakers encounter when trying to establish collaborative relationships such as an overall lack of awareness of health inequalities among those who work in the city government, difficulties to coordinate with other authorities, a lack of mandate and limited resources.
Two hospitals did not express willingness to participate in the surveillance system due to difficulties to internally coordinate surveillance activities (Table 2).
Nurses bore the burdens Memorial nurses were not responsible for the vast government incompetence (and irresponsibility) that failed to anticipate evacuation difficulties and failed to coordinate emergency rescue operations.
The popularity of team-based health care is based in part on a widespread recognition of this fundamental problem, but does not resolve difficulties related to coordinating across specialized providers or units such as primary care and mental health [ 6– 9].
And the difficulties multiply when you need to coordinate with so many people - aunts, uncles, grandparents, childcare - who are helping the family.
Another contribution, is to expose the inherent difficulty of requiring the robots to coordinate to cover an edge: edge covering is unsolvable when the number of robots is at least 3 (Lemma 6).
One basic difficulty with the piece is how to coordinate what's happening on screen with the live action on stage.
The amount and scope of regional planning is limited because of the time needed to coordinate a large number of participants and the difficulty of identifying common incentives.
