Sentence examples for problems of gaining from inspiring English sources

This has been without doubt the world's worst humanitarian crisis in recent months and clearly has been under-reported, simply due to problems of gaining access.

Myth 1: Big Data is New In 1997, there was a paper that discussed the difficulty of visualizing Big Data, and in 1999, a paper that discussed the problems of gaining insight from the numbers in Big Data.

Consequently, interviewees had switched to more risky injecting practices (which included injecting into their groin and feet [ 24]) to overcome problems of gaining venous access, despite being aware of the elevated risk such practices convey; "It's harder now to inject because your veins.

Moreover, the problem of gaining access to existing lines wastes valuable time by directing researchers' energies in unproductive ways.

We approach these adoption challenges as a problem of gaining support for organizational innovation.

But there's another way, which Congress has often used, to avoid the problem of gaining 67 votes.

The AirTV Player itself is an interesting device, as it offers a workaround for the problem of gaining access to local channels – something that hinders some consumers from taking the plunge and cutting the cord with pay TV.

Problems such as a reliance on midwives to identify and consent appropriate women, the potential for selection bias as those women in early labour are more likely to be approached, and the problem of gaining full informed consent from women who are often very distressed have been described [ 38].

Providing people access to insulin and oral medication as well as diabetes services is important in order for them to engage continuously in treatment and a female informant addressed the problem of gaining access to medication and treatment in a focus group discussion in this manner.

The school known as neoinstitutionalism revived the institutionalist view that the key organizational problem is that of gaining and maintaining support from external constituencies.

He said he was not frustrated by the length of the inquiry, which has been dogged by problems of investigators gaining access to the crash site.