Sentence examples for regularly difficult from inspiring English sources

Patients can find taking medication regularly difficult, particularly for multiple drugs in asymptomatic conditions [ 25, 26], emphasising the need for interventions to support medication taking as prescribed alongside other health-related behaviours.

The scanners regularly encounter difficult words (those for which two different character-recognition algorithms produce different transliterations).

I can think of few things that are more destructive than employees who regularly dismiss difficult customers as "crazy" and conclude that there is no way to make them happy.

Recreating close-knit traditional communities by design in either high-rise structures or new towns miles away regularly proved difficult.

Thirdly, the pace of activity in the reception area and the immediacy of many demands on receptionists (patients at the reception desk, telephone ringing, doctors' requests) meant that checking email regularly was difficult to achieve in practice.

In weak, deficient or inequitable health systems in particular, the timeframe needed for expected improvements is uncertain and in case of setbacks in the situation, e.g. renewed violence or increased direct health needs following outbreaks or influx of displaced people, it has regularly proven difficult to 'change gears'.

Lewis regularly makes the difficult journey to see her, but unfortunately he fell when visiting her in May 2015, breaking his femur.

Interestingly, though, he added that members were regularly faced with difficult decisions on the need to tender and there was a need for further clarity on the legal framework.

Leaders are regularly faced with difficult questions.

Oxygen cylinders are still commonly used in many facilities in low and middle-income settings, however they are expensive, require filling up regularly and are difficult to transport.

Williams, who said that playing so regularly had made recovery difficult, hopes to be back to full health before Miami, 'so I can start getting a really good training programme going so I can get really, really fit'.