Sentence examples for pay difficulties from inspiring English sources

Health systems suffer from low pay, difficulties in retaining staff, leading to serious health workforce inadequacy and poor resources to improve quality of healthcare services [ 17].

There were substantial gaps in posts filled and poor working conditions for staff, including low pay and difficulties getting on to payroll.

GPs focused on the real-life practicalities for families, highlighting financial costs and ability to pay; particular difficulties for parents travelling with several young children by public transport; and the impact of '"other more pressing social problems'" (GP 2).

When the glans was extruded, particular attention was paid to difficulty passing through the preputial orifice.

Staff members infamously gripe to customers about "low pay" and their difficulties "producing an heir".

Participants with PTSD were less likely to identify as Mestizo and were more likely to have difficulties paying for the basics, have difficulties paying for medical care, have a history of lifetime intimate partner violence, and suffer from depression than those without a PTSD diagnosis (Additional file 1: Table S1).

It was something we could, without any difficulty, pay for and enjoy throughout the year".

The state is facing difficulties paying its employees and maintaining basic public services.

Despite their own difficulties paying energy bills this year, the parishioners have been generous, Father Hinkley said.

Higgins added: "We have contingency plans in place to ensure we don't have difficulties paying people".

Kingfisher soon had difficulties paying for fuel, particularly as costs were inflated by surging oil prices and punitive government levies.