Sentence examples for facility difficult from inspiring English sources

He endured sixteen months of chemotherapy and found the time he spent in the British Columbia Cancer Control Agency facility difficult as he watched fellow cancer patients suffer and die from the disease.

In some instances, residents were recorded as living at addresses where an LTCF and retirement village were on the same grounds, making determining whether a person lived in the facility difficult.

But, warned Philip Clifford, associate dean for postdoctoral education at the Medical College of Wisconsin, the departmental divisions within universities could make such facilities difficult to establish and run.

Finally there is shortage of essential drug and supplies in all the health facilities visited as recommended by IMCI case management guideline making full implementation of IMCI in health facilities difficult.

Low deliveries and coverage in one-third of the programme districts could be attributed to the poor infrastructure, low number of contracted facilities and the geographical terrain that makes access to these facilities difficult.

In developing countries, poor road network and absence of regular means of suitable transport leaves rural areas inaccessible, making physical access to specialized health care, which is not provided in local health facilities, difficult.

A second reason is that from 1985 to 2010, all CHMI studies in which volunteers were infected with Pf sporozoites were conducted by exposure to the bites of Pf-infected Anopheles mosquitoes not native to Africa, and produced in high security facilities difficult to establish, run, and maintain in Africa.

Pedestrians being the most neglected mode of transportation in terms of safety and facility, face difficult situations while crossing near intersections and midblock crossings.

However, for many men in the study, particularly those whose HIV status was unknown, the drawbacks associated with seeking care at the health facility were difficult to overcome.

If getting to the health facility is difficult, home visits are made.

The careful review that might be expected at a single facility is difficult to sustain over hundreds of facilities.