Sentence examples for invisible difficulties from inspiring English sources

This system resulted in those with mild, invisible difficulties receiving little, if any, support after discharge from acute services: "One of the things we identified for example was that to a certain extent if people had a severe stroke they had reasonable services to be fair, we all rose to the occasion as it were.

However, this approach was restricted, because of the small-scale model, the small number of slot-openings and difficulties in measuring invisible airflows being observed.

Receiving emotional support is thought to be particularly helpful for those with CMP as it is said to legitimize an invisible condition [ 33], but difficulties can arise when significant others do not feel this is reciprocated.

As they discussed why, I began to understand something about how absurdly difficult the job is, and the fundamental reason for its difficulty: thinking is invisible.

It's invisible prejudice, and that's the difficulty.

Nor was she told that even a mild concussion may leave "invisible" but disturbing symptoms: fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, memory problems and sometimes depression.

Investigations of the PCM's architecture and function have been hampered by the difficulty of visualizing this invisible hydrated structure without disrupting its integrity.

The difficulty is stress is often invisible.

In contrast, dogs experienced major difficulties to follow an object's invisible trajectory in these transposition tasks.

However, the difficulty of identifying micrometastases, which are invisible to the naked eye, at the time of surgery limits the effectiveness of this operation.

The pain and the difficulties faced by those people is very invisible.