Sentence examples for was viewed as difficult from inspiring English sources

In the interviews we conducted, delivery care in facilities was viewed as difficult to afford for most families, even in the absence of complications.

At this stage, if you show disagreement especially in front of others you may be viewed as difficult to work with.

Poststroke fatigue has been viewed as difficult to measure adequately and is thus neglected as a consequence [ 1, 12].

The use of a daily injection therapy in elderly acutely injured patients can be viewed as difficult to implement.

One of the outcomes from our evaluation of current methods (Section 4) was the fact that many methods are viewed as difficult to use, time consuming and requiring a lot of training.

This strategy may require high formalization of interactions between providers and may be viewed as difficult to operationalize in a context where providers have varying schedules and high caseloads.

In addition, it was viewed as logistically difficult to commence follow-up consultations while still recruiting patients to the intervention.

His advisers cautioned him about trying to measure molecular-level changes resulting from natural behavior, "because natural behavior was viewed as something very complex and difficult to study, particularly if you're going to use molecular biology," he says.

The WHS legislation, for example, was viewed as open to interpretation and difficult to implement in unpredictable circumstances not easily controlled.

Intended to protect ships, ports and amphibious operations from short-range missiles, the Navy program was viewed as one of the less technically difficult anti-missile programs in the Pentagon's missile defense arsenal.

Transitions to AMHS were more difficult when ADHD was viewed as the main or sole clinical problem.