Sentence examples for difficulty of delivering from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of delivering secular voters in the way numerous religious groups are routinely and effectively put into electoral action reflects a national trend.

But when the group showed up at a homeless camp, hundreds rushed the vehicles carrying the tents, desperate for shelter, illustrating the difficulty of delivering aid.

In an indication of the difficulty of delivering assistance, American officials said, Mr. Thompson's plans to provide as much as $500,000 worth of donated drugs and medical supplies seem to have fallen apart.

It is difficult to conceive the volume of supplies required for a large combat force or the difficulty of delivering them where they are needed in a timely fashion.

AIDS has highlighted the difficulty of delivering antiretroviral drugs to patients in poor countries, thereby focusing world attention on the underlying cause: a lack of effective health care infrastructures.

There was a history instructor who, in a lecture on how the difficulty of delivering mail in the early days of the republic helped shape Federalist ideas, would drop his trousers to reveal patterned boxer shorts.

Initially, the course was held only on Harvard's campus, where students would discuss case studies on the difficulties of delivering medical services internationally.

As hundreds of thousands of survivors of Cyclone Nargis wait for relief supplies amongst debris and dead bodies, western politicians and commentators seem to be mostly concerned with moralising over the difficulties of delivering aid.

Draining the HHR of developing countries and compounding the difficulties of delivering health care within them leads to a form of "perverse subsidy" from poorer to richer nations [ 6- 8].

Organisations including the UK Intensive Care Society have recommended that transfers for capacity reasons should only occur as a last resort, in part because of evidence about the risk of adverse events and the difficulties of delivering care outside the critical care setting [ 4].

The majority (363 (93.3%)) of mothers reported that they had plan to deliver at health institutions and the remaining 26 (6.7%) of them were delivered in the health institutions because of difficulty to deliver at home.