Sentence examples for the widespread difficulties from inspiring English sources

Financial analysts said that the company's impressive performance in view of the widespread difficulties of many of its hardware business partners highlighted the company's remarkable business position.

Congress, moreover, enacted the individual mandate in conjunction with its market reforms because it was acutely aware of the widespread difficulties that had arisen from the efforts of states to implement similar insurance market reforms without the economic counterbalance of an individual mandate," the insurers say.

This go-to excuse speaks to the widespread difficulties most organizations have with data accuracy and consistency.

Former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola is off the shortlist after agreeing to take over at Bayern Munich at the end of the season and Wilkins predicts more widespread difficulties attracting a potential replacement for Benitez.

On the Pacific coast of the United States, commercial oyster hatcheries are experiencing alarming and widespread difficulties keeping Pacific oyster (C. gigas) larvae alive in culture, with two of the largest hatcheries reporting production rates down by as much as 80%.

Problems with the Los Angeles Unified School District's new student tracking system led to widespread difficulties in identifying special needs students and placing them in the right programs, according to a court-appointed monitor's report released Monday.

Based on widespread difficulties with access to mental health services and the potential of e-health, we examined the feasibility of providing web-based mental health services, including synchronous internet video conferencing of an evidence-based support/education group [ 35], to at-risk women, specifically poor lone mothers.

Another moderate snow event occurred from December 12 25, 2008, when over one foot (30 cm) of snow fell and stuck on much of the roads over those two weeks, when temperatures remained below 32 °F, causing widespread difficulties in a city not equipped for clearing snow.

Thousands of New Jersey doctors failed to renew their licenses by a state deadline after widespread difficulties with a new licensing form, state officials and physicians' groups said today.

Economic data may be best left unparsed these days, but other developments would provide early evidence of more widespread difficulties, Mr. Yardeni said.

People from different LA countries have little access to private medicine and disparities in access to the public healthcare system, with widespread difficulty to obtain specialized medical attention in both.