Sentence examples for difficulty to organize from inspiring English sources

Instead of stressing problematic issues by emphasizing each minor instance of petty crime or intolerance, politicians and information media should support regeneration projects—even outside central areas, to address issues such as the difficulty to organize events similar to Mantova's well-known literary festival (Festivaletteratura) outside the historical center.

This was not the case in peri urban areas were communities were more heterogeneous and hence difficulty to organize.

Maintaining and regulating attention is a particular challenge for ADHD patients, as they are easily distracted by external stimuli and have severe difficulties to organize sensory and cognitive information according to their relevance [Satterfield et al., 1994].

For miners, the shortage of jobs compounds the existing difficulty in trying to organize.

Although the GP seemed aware that the patient was having difficulty understanding how to organize blood tests, he dealt with this confusion by directing the patient to the reception staff, rather than explore possible memory problems.

Sensory-based therapies are designed to address sensory processing difficulties by helping to organize and control the regulation of environmental sensory inputs.

This difficulty increases in attempting to organize resources between X and C platforms.

This must be in place for future emergencies, considering the difficulty and time needed to organize prefabs.

Mr. Hitto had taken a hard line against holding any talks with the Assad government, a stance that posed difficulties as the United States and Russia tried to organize peace talks in Geneva.

The four difficulty groups – "Fun", "Tricky", "Taxing" and "Mayhem" – are used to organize the levels to reflect their overall difficulty.

The recording provides a small insight into the difficulties U.S. workers face when trying to organize.