Sentence examples for more difficult to provide from inspiring English sources

It would be more difficult to provide cards to those under age 21.

It is more difficult to provide this type of information with instrumental techniques.

His caseload, they suggest, must make it more difficult to provide the care and attention that his clients expect.

The problem is not merely "the need to be identifiable", but that it is far more difficult to provide security in crowds when faces cannot be observed.

As these clients turn 21, it becomes more difficult to provide them with needed home care due in part to outdated and lower reimbursement rates and a severe nursing shortage.

But such approaches are time consuming, they do not help all patients, they can be prohibitively expensive and they will be more difficult to provide as Alzheimer's continues to increase.

The reported data beyond 12.5 hours the data becomes progressively more sparse, variable and difficult to provide meaningful analysis on.

Counseling by clinicians promotes smoking cessation, but in most U.S. primary care practices, it is difficult to provide more than brief advice to quit in the course of routine work.

It would be extremely difficult to provide more affordable housing, even for housing for the middle class or millennials who can't afford single family homes," she said.

Case managers with a dual role experience more time constraints, making it difficult to provide the full range of tasks as described in the Dementia Care Standard.

The first of these, the SEACOM cable, eastern Africa's first modern submarine cable, was completed in July.As international links improve and network equipment becomes cheaper and more effective, it will not be difficult to provide a low-cost mobile-broadband service, says Vodafone's Mr Colao.