Sentence examples for difficulty residents from inspiring English sources

But she recalled a murder in her community and the difficulty residents went through in explaining it to local children.

Another test - lead in water - was deemed unnecessary by the university partner based on numerous previous studies of City water showing no evidence for concern, the relatively high cost of testing and technical difficulty (residents having to take first and second draw samples - see Table 1).

But it initially had difficulty attracting residents.

But it initially had difficulty attracting residents and over time, the complex acquired an array of rent subsidies for poor and working-class tenants.

During his two-day swing, the President will only see a small fraction of the challenges New Orleans confronts four years after Katrina, such as the closure of a key public hospital and the difficulty local residents have in finding affordable housing.

In order to address this difficulty, the residents in training in the Department of Medicine were selected as extra human resource to help the facilitation of the PBL module.

In hindsight, mistrust and discord may have been fueled by turf conflict over toxics testing - community-based partners may have viewed household testing as their domain - and also by inadequate community engagement capacity - the difficulty recruiting residents of color, and their lack of representation at the partners' table.

Others pointed to the difficulties some residents and businesses still face in girding for the next big storm.

Meanwhile, the economic climate, the introduction of the bedroom tax, welfare reform and the lack of secure employment are leading to greater financial difficulties for residents.

"Domestic issues and the war in Iraq have our attentions, and for good reason, But I feat Sept. 11 is fading in our memories, now relegated to a single paragraph in newspaper stories and occasional references on television". His point was illustrated by the difficulty one resident had in finding an observance to which she could take her children.

Wait times created special difficulties for residents with dementia.