I don't generally think in terms of difficult.
Starvation, cancellation and delay leads to significant morbidity for elderly, frail patients and creates considerable demands in terms of difficult nursing and prolonged rehabilitation [2].
The continuous feedback throughout the development process on problems concerning expert biases in terms of difficult words and wordings emphasized how difficult it was for the wider group of researchers to let go of expert language and underlying paradigms.
The programme allowed UNICEF and her partners to 'reach for some of the high fruits' in terms of difficult policy challenges and this has seen better national systems for birth registration and child sensitive M&E data established.
"The entrepreneurial spirit which has made us great is sometimes at odds with a long-term pursuit of difficult problems that can be real opportunities for other entrepreneurs not yet with us".
As for Ms. Black, he said, her "history at Hearst was extraordinary in terms of making difficult decisions, building the enterprise up and keeping costs down".
It made her appreciate what Hillary Clinton had gone through, in terms of how difficult it can be for a woman to get the basics taken care of before she can appear in public: the hair, the clothes, the makeup.
When indie game design duo Tommy Refenes and Edmund McMillen set out to make a game that captured their favourites from childhood, they really succeeded in terms of how difficult their highly regarded creation, Super Meat Boy, is.
In addition, we compared the effectiveness of methods and C-L scores, by IDS, in terms of predicting difficult intubation.
"The effort, we believe, is going to have a dampening effect on the whole transfer market and will allow clubs to breathe a bit more easily in terms of how difficult it is to make ends meet," he said.
