Sentence examples for ongoing difficulties in from inspiring English sources
Ongoing difficulties in social and cultural adjustment may be accompanied by anxiety or depression.
He points to the fact that we have altered "the system of presidential election and succession no fewer than four times" (through the 12th, 20th, 22nd and 25th amendments), a reflection of our ongoing difficulties in getting it right.
Many Arabs, in fact, identify more strongly with their family or tribe (an extended, patrilineal group) than with national or confessional affiliations, a significant factor contributing to ongoing difficulties in maintaining a strong central government.
Intel's $7 billion promise of employment contrasts with the chipmaker's 2016 response to ongoing difficulties in the PC industry.
Agency officials, mindful of the ongoing difficulties in some European capitals, have therefore proposed a broadly flat budget scenario.
The former US Special Envoy for Middle East Peace, George Mitchell, agrees that the two-state solution remains the primary path for easing the unrest in the region - despite ongoing difficulties in achieving it.
The ongoing difficulty in educating and sustaining an adequate nursing workforce in mental health settings has been identified throughout the world.
As easy as it is to make fun of modern feminist terms such as intersectionality and "check your privilege", they merely reflect this ongoing difficulty in reconciling the different needs of two groups, both subjugated, but in different, painful ways.
Recruitment and retention of health professionals of all ages has proved an ongoing difficulty in rural areas.
There are those with ongoing difficulties who may, in part – and perhaps misguidedly given the often profound effect of a suicide on the person's family – be seeking to release another from what they see as a burden.
Between 1991 and 2011, the percentage of Christians living in India reportedly dropped from 2.7 per cent to 2.2 per cent, a declining figure which has been linked to ongoing difficulties facing Christians in a predominantly Hindu nation.
