Sentence examples for a common difficulty with from inspiring English sources

You can't figure out what his ballets are about — a common difficulty with beginners.

In our study, microscopy testing on 2 children failed to determine the malaria species, a common difficulty in persons with low-level parasitemia.

Duncan: Prioritizing work tasks is a common difficulty, especially in an unreasonable atmosphere where "everything is a priority". How can people productively deal with such a challenge?

This is an important issue and common difficulty with revolving funds for veterinary drugs and medicines in donor supported projects.

The common difficulty with the iodometric reaction for analytical purposes is the trapping of liberated iodine.

However, the common difficulty encountered with these immunological methods is commercially acquiring or self-producing specific antibodies with a high affinity that work well in the particular system used.

But after she talked to other people who were  working on developing and selling new categories of hardware, it became clear that they all had one thing in common — difficulty dealing with the selling, marketing and distribution of their projects.

One common difficulty is a stomach filled with gas (Fig. 3).

Here, too, Mr Paxton has strong, and unfashionable, reservations.The common difficulty Mr Paxton sees with all such approaches is in trying to distil an "essence of fascism".

In particular, invoking purpose or need as a mechanism (CB1, teleology) was a common conceptual difficulty among our student responses, with 14.7% students unable to provide any mechanism other than "it was needed" (see Student Excerpts 2).

The DG formulation avoids common difficulties associated with cohesive elements.