Sentence examples for expressed challenges from inspiring English sources

The participants expressed challenges within the self when they were unsure of which values to apply in a given situation.

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After some brainstorming, Kenny expressed challenges in preparing the new teaching materials in time for the next lesson, which was in 2 days' time, and was not confident if he knew what to do.

Notice and record the good deeds done, love expressed, challenges met and overcome in 2009.

The participants also expressed challenges regarding engaging in remunerated occupation (work).

Women demonstrated significant nutrition knowledge gaps and expressed challenges with having to restrict favorite foods.

Respect and patience for the patients – to enhance their ability to express challenges and to cope with painful illnesses - is also important to maintain treatment adherence: "They come in, we close the door.

Therefore recommendations supporting hand expressing in the early weeks of life lack good evidence and may serve to discourage women from expressing at all since many women find hand expressing challenging [ 30].

While many leaders expressed similar challenges regarding the delivery of specialty care, they cited different reasons for implementing electronic referral versus electronic consultation or integrated eCR systems.

It was Nick Knight in The Independent who perhaps best expressed the challenge: "English batsmen grow up learning to be suspicious of the ball" in a way that Australians simply don't.

As Merrill expressed, those challenging the art world to address its longstanding gender imbalances aren't asking paintings like "Fillette" to go away.