Sentence examples for make it difficult to engage from inspiring English sources

The mental habits that help us navigate the local, practical demands of day-to-day life, they say, make it difficult to engage with the more abstract, global dangers posed by climate change.

Different ways of measuring and categorizing sick leave make it difficult to engage in major comparisons between studies.

The changes and related stigma of stroke can lead to a state of isolation and fear, which can make it difficult to engage in the recovery process [ 4].

It is one more way in which Sept. 11 has paralyzed politics, making it difficult to engage in the usual thrust and parry.

As respondents indicated, their organization structure makes it difficult to engage in TB control.

However, barriers made it difficult to engage in research of this kind.

It could be hypothesized that these patients are not able to form complex representations of self and others, which makes it difficult to engage in therapy.

The lack of face-to-face interaction contributed to professional isolation and decreased learning experiences [ 24], and made it difficult to engage participants in discussion [ 35].

In another case, the participant (Nadine) was easily fatigued following a stroke, making it difficult to engage with the probe activities in her own time.

FMS is a disabling condition with patients experiencing high levels of widespread persistent pain, fatigue, cognitive impairment and sleep disturbance that makes it difficult to engage in everyday activities [ 7, 8].

Important barriers to acceptability and feasibility are the fear of stigma associated with being identified as having a mental illness, or having a family member with mental illness, as well as multiple roles and responsibilities of caregivers making it difficult to engage them in interventions.