Sentence examples for when trying to provide from inspiring English sources

In rural communities worldwide health care providers often face a number of challenges and barriers when trying to provide services.

to examine the informal approaches taken by midwives and other antenatal staff to adapt health communication to the needs of their patients, as well as their perception of the barriers faced when trying to provide tailored health promotion.

Ms. Joffe-Walt, who is neither an economist nor a specialist on disability, is making a claim that in an economics class would be red penciled with the corrective -- "be very cautious when trying to provide simplistic explanations for data you've brought together".

[FGD dispensary/health centre staff] Some staff reported that when trying to provide care in such situations, in some instances the alternative techniques were not recommended practice.

This suggests that case managers in the linkage model encountered more barriers when trying to provide care than case managers in the intensive model.

The aim of this study was to investigate issues that arise when trying to provide resilience enhancing social services to long-term social assistance clients.

When you are trying to provide guidance to global governments, you don't want to be alarmist".

We know that the world we long for will be present when we stop trying to provide incentives to rich people by giving them more money (tax cuts), while trying to provide incentives to poor people by taking money away from them (social program cuts).

Lorazepam, midazolam, diazepam, propofol, and morphine have all been shown to be sequestered by ECMO circuits to some extent, posing a challenge when faced with trying to provide appropriate sedation/analgesia.

That means critics can have a field day lampooning Republicans and asking them -- as Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, did repeatedly the other day -- why reconciliation was such a good idea when it came to giving tax cuts to millionaires but such a bad one when it comes to trying to provide health care to average Americans.

Which is true, but I think that's a bit disingenuous when you're ostensibly trying to provide simple, efficient, and low-cost computing to people who've never seen a mouse before.