Sentence examples for a very specific difficulty from inspiring English sources

However, our tests reveal a very specific difficulty, namely in the use of relative disparity between spatially separate locations (Figure 1C).

Yet the haj presents some very specific difficulties beyond its sheer scale.

What to do: During interviews with 500 top-performing athletes, surgeons, coaches and astronauts, Clawson's co-author Doug Newburg found that "those people who were performing in order to get a very specific feeling and who reminded themselves of that feeling in times of difficulty were much likely to rebound from obstacles than those who were pursuing any one specific goal," says Clawson.

This is a spin-off from the popular keyboard-replacement app with a very specific audience: people on the autism spectrum or with other communication difficulties.

Interviewed in today's Guardian, the transport select committee chairwoman, Gwyneth Dunwoody, blames the government's difficulties on the fact that "what we have all assumed to be a very specific plan is becoming plainly not a plan at all".

Difficulty walking was weighted double in computing the physical health domain score, because it appears to be a very specific symptom of severe WNV infection (1, 3, 4).

She's a very specific girl.

It's a very specific Aubrey quality".

Rules: This is a very specific contest.

But it is a very specific measure.

It is a very specific piece".