Sentence examples for it difficult to counsel from inspiring English sources

Physicians found it difficult to counsel HCR patients, however.

The OPs indicated that they found it difficult to counsel the workers using the intervention protocol.

Although a mean age of onset of 37 years is reported in the literature, the wide age range for gastric cancer diagnosis is between 16 and 82 years, which makes it difficult to counsel on screening starting age and the more critical PTG age.

Ms. Rogers finds it particularly difficult to counsel needy girls whose sexual partners are adults -- as are most males who father babies born to teenagers.

So I was you know, practicing there, I have to be a regular MO (Medical Officer), so I can find it is difficult to counsel patient in this kind of situation.

It is therefore difficult to counsel patients on risk of recurrent stress incontinence when sling revision is performed for pain or mesh exposure.

It is also possible that a quantity driven and profit oriented clinic setting makes it difficult to adequately counsel patients due to practical constraints like lack of time.

Some of the CJFs in Mtwara claimed to have difficulties getting the co-operation of village officials and therefore found it difficult to undertake counselling or sensitization meetings and thus to link the institutions responsible for legal enforcement.

Trump's combination of bullheaded ignorance and counter-suggestibility makes him singularly difficult to counsel.

Some groups were perceived as more difficult to counsel in a good manner than others were, such as very young women and single women.

Firms find it difficult to give tests, counselling and drugs to an employee, while doing nothing for his sick wife or their ailing children.