Sentence examples for the difficulties reported from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, still abundant evidence of antipathy toward homosexuals: the fatal beating of Matthew Shepard in Wyoming in 1998, the denunciation of homosexuality by some Republican leaders, and the difficulties reported by gay men and women living outside urban centers.

Our ineptness at the enterprise has been frustrating because the difficulties reported have seemed so predictable.

If her story is accurately portrayed, she has herself to blame, at least in part, for many of the difficulties reported.

He says that the order had "only minimal impact". The difficulties reported in the mainstream media are "overblown" and "exaggerated". Any "big problems at airports" were due to unruly demonstrators, Delta's technical problems, Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY), who shed "fake tears" while discussing the ban, and a "weak" acting Attorney-General who has "betrayed" her department.

In particular, among the difficulties reported in the application of Leonetti's law, over 30% of paramedics considered that collective decision-making is hard to achieve (versus 13% of doctors), and close to 20% of paramedics considered that there is a lack of team discussion, whereas only 3% of doctors did.

The difficulties reported in measuring and analyzing the structure of SARS may reflect a composite structure of this region in which both structures exist (possibly in equilibrium).

An important factor is the difficulty reported by a number of organizations to recruit medically qualified volunteers in their home societies in Europe and North America.

The main difficulties reported by practitioners are finding suitable areas, lack of methods to calculate residual losses and uncertainties about the success of restoration.

One of the main methodological difficulties reported in the publication concerns the inability of some respondents to distinguish between official and unofficial payments.

The most frequent difficulties reported by the students during the medical training were: "lack of available reference books" (66%) and "financial" (58%).

The most frequent difficulties reported by the students were "lack of bibliography", "incomplete facilities", lack of transport, limited "access to computers, Internet … laboratories … and patients" and financial difficulties.