Sentences with phrase «insurmountable challenge for some of»

Something as simple as opening the refrigerator or closing the front door can be an insurmountable challenge for some of these veterans, but with a service dog these seemingly unfeasible tasks are made possible.

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Yet in the current climate of economic crisis, finding the funding for this expansion has been a nearly insurmountable challenge.

The decision by prosecutors buoyed City Hall, delivered an immediate and perhaps insurmountable lift to Mr. de Blasio's re-election chances in the fall, and instantly snuffed out the last embers of hope for an array of Democrats and even some Republicans mulling a potential mayoral challenge in 2017.

Proponents of greater public funding for early childhood education (ECE) argue that too many children, often those from challenged communities and homes, arrive for kindergarten with insurmountable development gaps and that low - income and disadvantaged children who are exposed to high - quality pre-K programs gain lifelong benefits.

It's a shame then that minor software details are what really let the package down: the lack of app support for BB7 and tendency to become unresponsive are challenging, but not insurmountable, problems.»

With college costs soaring, students face a seemingly insurmountable challenge: how to come up with the money to attend college without digging themselves into a huge hole of debt that will dominate their financial lives for years after they graduate.

While that amount may seem fitting for several years of schooling to become an expert in the medical field, it can be a seemingly insurmountable challenge for medical students who are still in training.

While that amount may seem fitting for several years of schooling to become an expert in the medical field, it can be a seemingly insurmountable challenge for medical students who are still in training.During a residency or fellowship program, income is not yet at a level that makes it possible to easily manage hundreds to thousands of dollars in student loan payments each month.

Many countries have found these prospects to be very challenging, and many have argued that the rates of population aging and population decline that is projected for many European and other very low fertility countries is not sustainable: it implies rather insurmountable problems for social security and other transfer systems, and it may lead to declines in well - being as a result of lower productivity and incomes.

The Indian genius for adaptation and survival in chaotic and challenging circumstances provides hope that the country can solve the seemingly insurmountable challenge of expanding its economy in a clean and sustainable fashion.