Sentence examples similar to long term difficulty from inspiring English sources

Most however, have long term difficulties with speech or movement and the worst affected die.

But note what the business committee also said about the resulting government measures, such as the bringing-forward of compensation for energy-intensive industries: "Even when fully implemented, these measures should not be seen as the answer to the long term difficulties faced by the UK industry as a result of the expansion of production and dumping of steel in the UK market by China".

While attention is given to recruiting students into training places, there has at this time been no announcement regarding strategies to address the long term difficulties of retaining staff in the prior to school sector.

"Strenuous efforts are being made to resolve the short and long term difficulties being faced by Dunfermline Athletic Football Club, and the club is working with existing backers as well as potential new ones to bring in finance to remedy this situation while preparing for the imminent launch of the share issue due next week, which was unexpectedly delayed last week".

The deficits may also be related to this population's reported long term difficulties forming narratives (Dennis & Barnes, 2000; Ewing-Cobbs et al., 1998; Levin et al., 2001), but only further testing will enable us to confirm this hypothesis.

"The greatest long-term difficulty is in the business model itself".

In a warning that the industry may have been too lenient with some of its customers, he said he believed a policy of "tough love" would be fairer to people facing long-term difficulty in keeping up payments on loans taken out when house prices were at their peak and personal incomes on the rise.

This is the first systematic review to synthesise evidence on medium- and long-term effectiveness, which is striking given that stigma is often experienced by people with mental illness as a long-term difficulty.

There will also be long-term difficulties.

There were also immense long-term difficulties in uniting the previously disjointed territories.

"Young teen mothers and their babies are at a greater risk of both immediate and long-term difficulties".