Sentence examples for problem of illiteracy from inspiring English sources

He says he is also troubled by the problem of illiteracy among Afghan forces, which makes it tougher to train them and get them ready to take over security efforts.

In developing or emergent countries like South Africa, there is still the problem of illiteracy with many uneducated or poorly educated patients being present.

Many cardiovascular risk factor epidemiological studies in mid and late 20th century have reported that the risk factors are more in upper SES subjects as compared to the poor [ 6], although some studies reported that risk factors could be more in poor especially where the problem of illiteracy is high [ 7].

Pakistan has also promulgated a policy of neglect of Pashtun areas and still lacks a strategy to deal holistically with social problems of illiteracy, unemployment, and disaffected youth.

Above all, Mr Cameron has to face up to the difficult truth that it will take money to pay for the targeted programmes of education, training and counselling required to get to grips with the problems of illiteracy, lack of job skills and drug addiction which are interlinked in prisons.

A three color coded tape similar to Shakir's tape which is used to identify the children with undernutrition may be suggested to overcome the problems of illiteracy.

Reading to children, Mr. Amos said, "is the best way to get rid of the problem of adult illiteracy".

Despite the staggering problem of prison illiteracy, only 9% of all inmates with low literacy skills receive literacy training while they are incarcerated.

Executive producer Seth MacFarlane hopes the new version will prove just as popular, and help remedy what he sees as a growing problem of scientific illiteracy.

As described, this assessment in the elderly is still complicated by several unresolved methodological problems (frequency of illiteracy, worse compliance with the questionnaires, influence of concomitant diseases, use of instruments not specifically validated in the aged population).

I feel, however, that the problem is one of illiteracy, not Marxism.