Sentence examples for a difficulty either from inspiring English sources

Students are facing a difficulty either in understanding native speakers or in producing native-like English (accent/pronunciation).

A scatterplot (see Figure 1) indicates that some children with ASD show a difficulty in either disengagement (i.e. increased saccadic RTs) or looking time (reduced looking to the congruent object), with others having problems with both behaviours.

Tourism is one of these key activities that can either be a difficulty or an answer to the lake ecosystem conservation.

Importantly, the blind subjects were also unimpaired in their ability to perform a temporal bisection task in which they had to indicate whether the middle of three sounds was closer in time to the first or last sound suggesting that the spatial deficit was unlikely to reflect either a difficulty in understanding the task or in holding the sequence of sounds in working memory.

Insomnia symptom was defined as a report of either difficulty initiating sleep, difficulty maintaining sleep, or early morning awakening.

"And that is a difficulty that is making it more complicated, because we don't know either.

This was thought to represent either a specific difficulty imagining left arm movements or a difficulty in combining left arm imagined arm movement with task completion.

Because use of prescription medications requires access to physician services, the potential exists that those in the near poor category have difficulty either seeing a prescribing health provider and/or affording the out-of-pocket costs of medications.

But it is a difficulty.

But there is a difficulty.

Here there is a difficulty.