Sentence examples for occupational difficulties from inspiring English sources

17 Occupational difficulties were over-represented among frequent consulters.

As a consequence, educational problems led in many cases to occupational difficulties.

The consensus was that there were clear weaknesses in the current arrangements in the UK and internationally to address occupational difficulties.

Findings suggest that patients with PTSD have reduced QoL [ 10, 11], including self-reported decreased well-being, poor physical health, and marital and occupational difficulties [ 12- 14].

Other problems include depression and anxiety [ 9], social isolation, family, relationship and occupational difficulties and a substantially reduced quality of life [ 10].

It is our opinion that this neglect has resulted in policy makers, health professionals and businesses in general overlooking the occupational difficulties that can arise with ADHD.

And in describing a painful conflict with his father over his choice of work, Mr. Ortega also raised another occupational difficulty: low prestige.

Vigilance improvement may be of great therapeutic benefit to menopausal syndrome patients at a time when increased adaptability is needed to adjust to increasing sexual, marital, occupational and social difficulties known to occur specifically in this period of life.

Covariates comprised sex, age, childhood economic difficulties, occupational class, baseline and follow-up income, housing tenure, smoking, heavy drinking, obesity and physical and mental functioning at baseline.

Again, adjustments for childhood economic difficulties, occupational class, baseline and follow-up income as well as housing tenure attenuated only slightly the associations between changes in economic difficulties and subsequent intermediate and long sickness absence (models 2 4).

Childhood economic difficulties and occupational class correlated only modestly with economic difficulties at baseline (0.13 and 0.19, respectively).