"I do not believe that keeping hedgehogs as pets is a good idea," he said, citing the difficulty in caring for hedgehogs, as well as the potential harm that could be caused by the animal becoming a fad pet as reasons.
Two national surveys [ 1, 2] published in 1998 and 2000 highlighted the difficulty in accessing GPs, citing inconvenient surgery hours and long waiting.
At the sit-in on Monday, minority students talked about their difficulties, citing a recent incident in which three black men were accosted by a white man on campus and taunted with a racial epithet.
In December, citing difficulty in gaining access to the building, the city gave up and formally closed the file.
Whitehead said that stealth was not as directly rewarding as combat, citing difficulty in controlling Batman at close quarters and the inconsistent contextual actions.
Most professionals interviewed had not engaged in advance care planning with patients with liver disease, citing difficulty in pinpointing the appropriate time to start this.
They cite difficulty in delivering planned efficiencies, continued high spending on agency staff and inadequate social care as among the reasons for their pessimism.
Previous bodies of work within interactive artworks and public displays cite difficulty in attracting passersby attention.
(2013a), cited difficulty in separating SSC signals from other quickly varying geomagnetic signals, and all had unsatisfactorily high levels of false positives.
During that era, arguments against funding mental healthcare cited "difficulty in defining mental illness, the lack of evidence on effective treatments, the high cost of covering mental health care, and the uncertainty in making actuarial estimates of costs," Richard Frank, a professor of health economics at Harvard University, wrote in a 2000 review on Medicaid and Medicare.
