Sentence examples for greater difficulty to from inspiring English sources

Indian women are more likely to have difficulty traveling in public spaces than men, resulting in greater difficulty to access services.

The frequency of storms with lightning (as opposed to rainstorms) on Gerlach's summit and on the other highest ridges is little different from lower elevations, too, but people exposed to wind, (sometimes freezing) rain, and lightning have greater difficulty to cope.

This in turn leads to greater difficulty to adjust to the society once they reach adulthood, and undermines their capacity to establish stable foundations for emotional, social and economic development.

The choice of pharmacological treatment is likely to have influence on smoking behavior [ 48], as earlier studies found that typical antipsychotics were associated with increased smoking in some individuals [ 49, 50] and they had greater difficulty to quit smoking [ 36].

Other authors [ 14] found not only a greater difficulty to maintain the set but also more perseverative errors in obese with BED than in obese controls; this last result should be better addressed comparing BED obese patients with AN and normal-weight HC in order to ascertain if this is a real or a relative increment of perseverative errors.

A number of national health surveys have shown that people with poorer mental health are more likely to be current smokers, be more heavily dependent on nicotine, have greater difficulty to successfully quit smoking and consequently be more likely to develop smoking-related illnesses than people with better mental health status [ 1- 5].

Female dentists reported superior knowledge about ED compared to males, but the former experienced greater difficulties to inform about the condition.

But he worked internally and with great difficulty to try to overcome bureaucratic and political obstacles to allocating more money for AIDS.

He managed, with great difficulty, to extract a three-month ceasefire from Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and the al-Aqsa Brigades that are linked to his own Fatah movement.

"This is really about a company trying with great difficulty to navigate the byzantine maze of politics in Yonkers," he said.

Companies raised nearly $200 billion, some easily and cheaply, and others with great difficulty, to shore up their capital and comply with the Fed's requirements.