Sentence examples for I sometimes have difficulty from inspiring English sources

Now, I can make some pretty decent lamb curries, even if I sometimes have difficulty identifying one, and I'm a dab hand at dal, yet the simplest dish – fried spinach and fresh cheese – has proved a remarkably tough nut to crack.

"Even I notice I sometimes have difficulties, but as a recent graduate you will have even less weight," he says, referring to his own experience of negotiations with established professors.

"This is emerging technology, which means it sometimes has difficulty detecting faces depending on the angle, lighting, obstructions and video quality," says Conway.

"But I tweet so much people sometimes have difficulty believing it's me".

Even large institutions will sometimes have difficulty meeting the requirements.

"And that is something scientists sometimes have difficulty doing".

Finance professionals sometimes have difficulty making the transition to broader leadership roles.

… Now that Ukrainian is the official language, Russian-speaking officials sometimes have difficulty with it.

Even children raised in math-rich homes and preschools sometimes have difficulty mastering basic concepts.

We know this about Shakespeare and we know it about Yeats, but we sometimes have difficulty remembering it about Burns.

For example, voice-hearers with psychosis sometimes have difficulty with managing their attention when listening to external sounds.