Sentences with phrase «greater difficulty»

Regional and remote areas tend to experience greater difficulty attracting and retaining teachers at all levels than do their metropolitan counterparts.

Perhaps surprisingly then, CRPE's surveys of New Orleans parents in spring 2014 found that families that chose schools after the OneApp was instituted in 2012 reported greater difficulty with the number of applications and deadlines involved than families that chose schools before the OneApp.

As schools narrow their focus on improving performance on math and reading standardized tests, they have greater difficulty justifying taking students out of the classroom for experiences that are not related to improving those test scores.

Among the biggest impacts from the state board of education's action on Sept. 19 could be a decrease in the state's use of foreign - trained bilingual teachers and greater difficulty in filling substitute - teacher slots in the 432,000 - student Chicago schools.

Understandably, others have greater difficulty overcoming a sense of betrayal or a desire for what seems like righteous vengeance against crime and corruption.

Viewers will have even greater difficulty wrapping their heads around the character and warming to him.

As one gets older their body has greater difficulty producing the adequate hormones.

People who regularly consume chemical sugar substitutes were found to have greater difficulty regulating blood sugar, and people who do not normally consume artificial sweeteners experienced higher blood sugar levels after doing so for just one week.

The higher your feet, the more of an emphasis on your shoulders and triceps, and less on your chest (thus the greater difficulty).

High stress levels were directly linked to greater difficulty falling pregnant in a study at Ohio State University.

These changes could lead to slower metabolism, greater difficulty controlling blood sugar and a faster onset of disability, according to the authors of the study, published April 18 in the journal Diabetologia.

The TBI group had greater difficulty performing the internet - based task.

This too supports this hypothesis since the greater difficulty in forming cores without the presence of ice would hamper the formation of large planets.

As Gassert concludes, «The body representation is thus distorted, and those affected have greater difficulty solving the assigned task.»

Older frail people may have greater difficulty adapting to such changes and be at increased risk of falling during this adaptation period.»

For female scientists, Lundblad alleges, the result has been a vicious cycle in which their lab budgets are squeezed, resulting in a smaller lab staff, decreasing productivity, and thus even greater difficulty in getting funding and further lost productivity.

This is a concern as investors with low levels of risk tolerance might have greater difficulty reaching their financial goals and building adequate retirement wealth because they are unlikely to invest in stocks.

The slimmer pelvis of our species entails greater difficulty for childbirth, but it reduces the force the abductor muscles of the hip have to exert to maintain the stability of the pelvis while walking.

Participants in these studies have greater difficulty remembering and reciting short lists of numerals and random words.

It maybe that people like [Mr] Straw have greater difficulty coping with the social gap that not seeing someone's face undoubtedly creates.»

Women with polycystic ovary syndrome, which is associated with some hormonal differences and obesity, may have greater difficulty with producing a sufficient supply to support exclusive breastfeeding, especially during the first weeks.

* Co-sleeping boys ages three and older were shown to have no greater difficulty separating from one or both parents than solitary sleeping boys.

For one, babies have greater difficulty digesting cow's milk proteins.

And then they pay for it, in a high rate of infection of the incision, extended recovery and pain in comparison to vaginal birth, risks of injury to the baby, greater difficulty initiating breastfeeding, and greater risks of breathing problems in the babyâ $» and finally in a loss of insurance coverage.

In the round - up: Red Bull's drivers have greater difficulty following Ferrari's car than Mercedes», according to Christian Horner.

This will change the flavor and look of the product but could also make it less bioavailable — meaning that your body will have greater difficulty in using the nutrients that the supplement should be providing.

You have difficulty understanding where you are and therefore even greater difficulty in loving yourself and articulating yourself.

So naturally Christians castigate atheists who are not Nietzschians, such a stance creates much greater difficulty in fashioning rhetorical thrusts.

Many of our contemporaries, including committed Christian people, have difficulty in understanding prayer and an even greater difficulty in seeing how to engage in it.

A greater difficulty with the cardinal's lecture, however, is the facile move from Bible quoting to public - policy prescription.

Yet in a number of ways American higher education is in greater difficulty now than it was when students were in foment.

Some contemporary institutionalists have greater difficulty articulating more fundamental ends and purposes.

And gays and lesbians have greater difficulty in maintaining long - term monogamous relationships (but that may be a function in part of books like Cagnon's that condemn them for promiscuity yet keep them from marrying; besides, far and away, most failed monogamous relationships are heterosexual).

When a statistically small representation of the population has greater difficulty there normally would be a cause.

Yet some individual stocks found themselves in greater difficulty, and Michael Kors Holdings (NYSE: KORS), Snap (NYSE: SNAP), and Blue Apron (NYSE: APRN) were among the worst performers on the day.

It's no secret that women have greater difficulty securing venture capital dollars than men.

«This is of particular concern to members of the public who travel in a wheelchair or who have visual impairments, and have greater difficulty seeing and avoiding (or moving) Powered Scooter Share Scooters blocking their path,» the proposal states.

They can neither propose nor remove directors without great difficulty and expense.

And it is a truism, but an accurate one, to say that Germany's problems were that it was (for that reason) too late unified, had great difficulty determining whether it was an eastern or western - facing country, and that whenever it set out to assure its own security, it disturbed the security of its neighbours.

Women business owners still face greater difficulties in gaining access to commercial credit and bidding on government contracts than do their male colleagues, and pockets of resistance to women entrepreneurs remain strong in some industries and geographic regions.

«I would expect there will be much greater difficulties in fundraising for the organization,» Leslie Lenkowsky, a professor with Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University, told CNBC in an interview.

Instead, it requires coming to terms with the fact that masculinity trains men to have great difficulty recognizing women — or, indeed, anyone that presents as feminine — as persons, as agents, as authoritative and worthy of respect, and then making an effort to see and treat them that way.

If you're a marketing consultant handling any small business clients you can get, you have lots of competition and great difficulty commanding a premium fee.

And then my saying that it was difficult or it has been the greatest difficulty, what I meant is getting people comfortable, being totally, radically truthful and radical transparency.

I would argue that the mechanism that forced up the savings rates in the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact economies seems to have been the scarcity of consumer goods: income levels among workers were generally not too bad, but these workers could only convert income into consumption with great difficulty, if they got in the right line at the right store early enough.

Printing the bull's - eye bar code proved to be one of the greatest difficulties, because any imperfections would make the whole system unworkable.

Therefore, it is likely that the stock will have great difficulty going any lower.

With its announcement on Thursday, Walmart didn't mention the great difficulty employers are having finding and retaining workers in the retail industry.

In 1962's speech at Rice University, John F. Kennedy quoted Plymouth Bay Colony founder William Bradford, who in 1630 noted that «all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties, and both must be enterprised and overcome with answerable courage.»

However, once we learned that Katsuni is simply a paid actor rather than the founder of CEO (as he claims) we had great difficulty believing anything he told us from that point.