Sentence examples for difficulty in service from inspiring English sources

The dispersal of population growth to these smaller areas holds significant implications for environmental, economic, and social health, and threatens local food security, increases congestions, and induces difficulty in service provision.

This influence contributed to difficulties in service provision.

Health care providers have also described difficulties in service provision for women with disabilities during pregnancy and childbirth from their perspectives [ 12– 16].

32 The region is typical of many Australian rural locations that are within 100 km of metropolitan centres, but which still face difficulties in service access, coordination and follow-up because of differences in funding criteria and boundaries between services.

Should oil and copper prices collapse, Angola, Gabon, Congo, and Zambia may encounter difficulties in servicing their sovereign bonds.

That is a tall order, and feasible thanks only to IBM's progress in other businesses, which has partly offset the difficulties in services.

Investors this year have been buffeted by worries like Greece's difficulties in servicing its huge debt, and China's moves to restrict lending by banks.

Projects with high development risks and that fail to achieve completion are likely to run into severe difficulties in servicing debt.

Difficulty in educating service users about their psychiatric diagnoses.

This again reflects the belief that this venture will have the most difficulty in building service awareness and retention.

20 This will be an 'open' trial due to the difficulty in blinding services to their group allocation and, therefore, services will be aware of which group they are assigned to.