Sentence examples for young difficulties from inspiring English sources

But why? Lack of change partly reflected known problems associated with community engagement observed in all deprived areas: difficulties engaging the young, difficulties engaging men, the burn-out of key community activists.

"When you're young, these difficulties are so much smaller than [the] excitement of being in a place that is very interesting, very different.

This may be linked to various factors which may contribute to delay mechanical ventilation weaning, especially in younger children: difficulties to evaluate pain and comfort, fear of extubation failure, hemodynamic complications with sedation drugs, and occurrence of withdrawal symptoms.

The decline in the younger group may reflect the difficulties young people face in trying to start a career, but the decline in the middle-aged group is not so easily explained.

Cindy, the youngest, has difficulty sleeping, because of nightmares.

Basma says she realises the financial difficulties young people face: "In my day, you got married when you were young and bought a house.

A survey conducted in Bihar and Jharkhand showed that unmarried young women experienced difficulties in accessing timely abortion care due to late recognition of pregnancy and difficulties in accessing health care (60, 61).

The difficulties young directors face is a real, real problem".

Many unaccompanied young refugees face difficulties when they leave care, according to a recent report from the Children's Society.

Fully trained adults offer listening support and guidance to these young people during difficulties in their lives.

James says such comments underscore the difficulties young African-Americans have in gaining respect, especially in the business world.