Sentence examples for familial difficulties from inspiring English sources

There might be events, which have happened during the time since index MI which may contribute to the retrospective evaluation of distress (e.g., familial difficulties, death or other illnesses in the family, economical problems) for which we could not control our analysis.

There is a lot of counselling out there for emotional and familial difficulties in a relationship, whereas so far as I am aware there is very little practical advice on how to run family finances.

This is especially true when you are having marital or familial difficulties.

"Many Asian Americans tend to avoid the juvenile justice or legal system, mental health agencies, health services, and welfare agencies, because the utilization of services for certain problems is a tacit admission of the existence of these problems and may result in public knowledge of these familial difficulties," the report notes.

All subgroups showed high rates of externalizing disorders (27.2% to 41.8%) and familial difficulties (25.7% to 50.5%).

Reasons to justify why women do not attend screening could include: (a) the perception of vulnerability; (b) the benefits perceived of screening; (c) anxiety; (d) bothersome; (e) fear of cancer; ans, (f) familial difficulties or personal circumstances [ 16, 17].

Several theories have related environmental and familial risk factors such as family difficulties, parental stress, and antisocial peers to social disadvantage [ 7, 5, 8].

Perceived life stress questions covered 10 items: (1) instability of living and employment, (2) perceived discrimination, (3) poor living conditions, (4) poor food quality and nutrition, (5) lack of entertainment after work, (6) sexual oppression, (7) poor health (self or family members), (8) familial financial difficulty, (9) obstacles to children's education, and (10) unhappy marriage [ 20].

The QL-CA-Afex comprises 27 items (visual analogue scales) scored from 0 to 100 and grouped into the following 4 subscales: symptoms; autonomy; familial and social difficulties; and psychological difficulties.

Dunham's second feature, Tiny Furniture (2010), documents with acerbic precision the familial and social difficulties of a privileged college graduate attempting to integrate into society at large.

What transpired was a 20-minute one-on-one conversation between the two, where Brendan spilled his heart to the "Drag Race" judge about his personal difficulties with familial acceptance, body confidence and finding himself.