Sentence examples for pervasive difficulty of from inspiring English sources

A pervasive difficulty of using such laboratory models is that these models may not accurately model 'natural' infections.

This group of Canadian housing experts observed structural forms of discrimination that were compounded by poverty and mental illness within the context of an ongoing pervasive difficulty in accessing adequate housing.

Amongst my divorced peers, there is a pervasive difficulty among women who were "left" not to define themselves that way.

The presence of such pervasive difficulties with language skills suggests that the difficulties are not simply a secondary consequence of motor or articulatory limitations.

Children and adults experience pervasive difficulties understanding symbolic fractions.

But the slight disconnect between the shambling Max of the cinematic sequences and the athletic psychopath we control in the interactive sections is the latest example of a pervasive video game dilemma: the difficulty of marrying the narrative with the ludic.

He has reopened neighborhood police stations and developed a plan to eliminate a $300 million budget gap, but he concedes the difficulty of reviving a city with pervasive poverty and unemployment.

"The difficulty of correlating,….

Hence the difficulty of replication.

This all highlights the considerable difficulty of effectively bringing about a healthy change in attitudes towards being overweight in settings where poverty and HIV are pervasive.

Georges Han, a recovered patient now studying at the University of Minnesota for a Ph.D. in psychology, describes borderline personality disorder as "a serious psychiatric disorder involving a pervasive sense of emptiness, impulsivity, difficulty with emotions, transient stress-induced psychosis and frequent suicidal thoughts or attempts".