Sentence examples for the difficulty of helping from inspiring English sources

This illustrates the difficulty of helping rough sleepers off the streets.

Pediatric sleep presents obstacles, beginning with the difficulty of helping an infant adapt to the day/night cycle and ending with curfews, "Lights Out," and cries of "Hey -- I was playing that!" A tremendous amount lies at stake in terms of a child's cognitive, physical, and emotional development.

ROBERT MUGABE'S Zimbabwe exemplifies in extreme form the difficulties of helping ordinary people in countries with extraordinarily bad governments.

By Armitage Whitman and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 1 , 1951P. 43 The difficulties of helping an eleven-year-old son with his homework are weighing heavily on a young widow in Chappaqua, who recently complained to a friend, "It's bad enough having to learn Latin at this new school, but the arithmetic problems are even worse.

Indeed, since the difficulties of helping Sierra Leone seemed so intractable, and since Sierra Leone seemed to epitomise so much of the rest of Africa, it began to look as though the world might just give up on the entire continent.It was in response to accusations of indifference towards Africa that the UN Security Council, at America's behest, started this year with a "month of Africa".

This large body of research has demonstrated the enormous difficulty of helping and encouraging people with chronic health conditions and disabilities to work and earn enough to become self-sufficient.

Immigrants' social networks have four roles: providing information that reduces migration cost, reducing the difficulty of acculturation, helping new immigrants find jobs and improving their expectations of revenue, and helping new immigrants save various types of expenses.

Credit the difficulty of Prairie Dunes Country Club for helping to make this tournament a challenge that players won't soon forget.

The documentary brings home the difficulty of providing help.

And the dangers are complicated by the difficulty of getting help if things go wrong, because the only regular passers-by on the route the AAE team wanted to travel were a small number of seals and penguins.

The show's curator Nicole Krystal Crentsil spoke to The Huffington Post about the difficulty of seeking help from therapists who are not a part of, or educated about, the black experience.