Sentence examples for particularly difficult groups from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, the administration focused closely on finding housing for two particularly difficult groups: the chronically homeless and homeless veterans, both of which often need mental health support and social services to live on their own.
Adjuncts have been seen as a particularly difficult group to organize because they spend so little time on campus.
BOMBARDED by media messages since they were born, consumers 21 to 25 years old are a particularly difficult group for advertisers to reach.
"His progress is such that we're bottom of a not particularly difficult group.
'There is no doubt that this is a particularly difficult group, but there are no easy pools any more," he said.
As a result, influencing food and health behaviors may be particularly difficult in groups where the recommended changes are perceived to clash with one's own customs.
Providers find it particularly difficult when groups of clients come to test together, for example students who may find out their classmates' results based on their involuntary disclosure, as explained here: 'Three girls came together, they were about twenty years old.
Thus, even in this particularly difficult patient group where the MRI provides no relevant information, electric source imaging helped clinicians to determine the epileptogenic focus in the individual brain with excellent precision.
However, this may be a particularly difficult target group to reach and extra intervention resources may be required if, for example, mothers do not own a telephone or access is problematic for health staff.
Isolating Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood has been particularly difficult, because both groups are viewed as legitimate political parties in some Western countries.
As a result, influencing dietary behavior change may be particularly difficult in these groups, particularly when the changes are perceived to clash with one's own customs that provide emotional connections to home.
