This is a classic difficulty for service-conscious upscale hotels: delivering amenities to guests often involves, as Mr. Hickox put it, "someone bawling at the door every five minutes".
Others have described rurality as a contributor to the difficulties of service provision, for example in maternity services [ 18] and in provision of nursing services [ 19].
It would be helpful to the PCTs coping with financial deficit if this difference in funding levels was more widely acknowledged, together with the particular difficulties for health service managers of providing services to rapidly growing and changing populations in areas that have inherited the problems of essentially rural, scattered communities.
The difficulty in costing for service sustainability for 'soft services' is reflected in the lack of studies addressing the subject.
But the real difficulty for the security services lies in the fact that the legal framework now lags far behind their technical capacity to carry out web surveillance.
By this logic, he adds, it is not a coincidence that "integrated" Muslims were among last week's victims.The great difficulty for French intelligence services, well aware of the radicalisation that takes place in prisons, is working out which potential targets to follow.
The difficulty for the security services is establishing who is simply letting off steam and who is genuinely on the road to becoming a threat to public safety.
Self-evidently, an influx as large as that experienced in Slough in a short time causes difficulties for public services - even without taking into account the Office for National Statistics' underestimate of the town's population.
In it, she argues that the poor are the testing ground for new technology that increases inequality— highlighting that when algorithms are used in the process of determining eligibility for/allocation of social services, it creates difficulty for people to get services, while forcing them to deal with an invasive process of personal data collection.
In addition, signing the TPP agreement can also be expected to cause substantial difficulties for the social services, telecommunications services and healthcare services industries, which in turn could lead to a reduction in job opportunities, particularly for young people (Wang 2014).
Health care providers have also described difficulties in service provision for women with disabilities during pregnancy and childbirth from their perspectives [ 12– 16].
