Sentence examples for stressed difficulties from inspiring English sources

But very rarely does the carer come because they might feel they are a burden or something...'.... General practice team participants said they were aware of the challenges facing carers but stressed difficulties in identifying carers and carers' unwillingness to take up the general practice team's time.

In a population dealing with many competing stresses, difficulties remain in enhancing motivation for change and with treatment adherence.

Before the match Strachan had stressed the difficulties attached to altering tactical systems for the second game of a double header.

At the LSE, Lew stressed the difficulties Tsipras would face in selling any concessions to its creditors to the Greek public.

And he stressed the difficulties of pursuing a lengthy study by an independent committee for evaluating whether the tour could make its own rule to remove the language allowing the use of the pre-1990 clubs.

Levein stressed the difficulties faced by himself and opposite number Coleman as international bosses but says he is still relishing being at the Scotland helm.

But Roy stressed the difficulties of handling these students.

They stressed the difficulties of surgical excision and their case was cured with antibiotics.

In contrast, stressed relationships, difficulties coping with illness, and preoccupation with existential issues were negatively associated with all scales of the S-PRT.

The AMRC itself recognises this role, and stressed the difficulties faced by smaller charities which cannot afford to dedicate a full-time post to publications or scholarly communications.

These challenges include intensive clinical workload, psychological stress, difficulties in communicating within multi-professional teams, and lack of adequate support and mentoring [ 9, 22– 25].