Sentence examples for poor problems from inspiring English sources

While the microcredit program is operated by non-profit foundations in Hungary started in 1992 and has been successful in eradication of hard core poor problems.

There are no standardized cut-off points or benchmarks to categorize the DASH score, but cut-off points often used in recent literature are defined as good (no or minimal problems) if <15 points, moderate (problems, still working) if 15 40 points, and poor (problems, not working) if >40 points were obtained [1, 17].

For the international poor, problems facing women are even more acute.

Psychologists note that highly neurotic individuals tend to be poor problem solvers.

People with ADHD, which is a developmental disorder, may find they have poor problem-solving skills, and struggle with timekeeping, and organising and motivating themselves, explains Bilbow.

"That's what the Irish wanted: containing people who didn't fit through the cookie cutter – the poor, problem children, single mothers.

By contrast, using lots of second-person pronouns — "You always say that" or "You never do this" — is a mark of poor problem-solving.

HMMs can, however, require large number of states, what can lead to poor problem insight and model overfitting, especially when limited data is available.

Findings include a poor knowledge of danger signs; poor problem recognition during labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period; and a low level of health seeking that was consistent with poor recognition.

Substance abuse is also considered a risk factor as are some personal characteristics such as poor problem-solving skills and impulsivity.

In mild cases, symptoms such as repetitive speech, social awkwardness, rigid thinking, poor problem solving, and odd communication patterns may appear during elementary school years.