Sentence examples for admitted difficulties in from inspiring English sources

Some of the actors admitted difficulties in making the film.

In study by Poma et al., sixty-one percent of doctors admitted difficulties in exploring suicidal ideation, but tended to ascribe this to a reluctant attitude of patients [ 22].

For his part, Bergstrom said he would like to think that coaches are more aware, but admitted difficulty in picturing male coaches readily and regularly addressing eating issues with their players.

Our perception was that they struggled to maintain the high standard of care required, and following discussion, they admitted difficulty in coping with the demands of HPN.

One or two felt strong enough in their convictions to be openly questioning about the rationale for including 'Living Wills' and were honest in admitting difficulties in moderating the discussions that it generated.

Eguavoen admits difficulty in bringing most of his European stars for the competition as it falls outside Fifa's international match calendar which means clubs are not obliged to release players.

On Thursday, Lee Kwang-seok, chief of the Suseo Police Station in Seoul, admitted difficulties investigating the secretive agency.

He had, he admitted, difficulty sleeping, despite resorting to pills.

Data also revealed that two-thirds of respondents had difficulty sleeping after using social media, and 25percentt admitted to difficulties in relationships because of "confrontational online" behavior, per the Telegraph.

In its ruling, the Court admits the difficulties in coming to such a conclusion but insists that "the human right to protection by law for the reputation and honor of individuals must also be defended to the extent that the law provides".

The Council also admits to difficulties in differentiating legitimate from illegitimate trading and acknowledges that agencies will have a devil of time figuring it all out.