Sentence examples for and having difficulties from inspiring English sources

Lépine was considered bright but withdrawn and having difficulties with peer and family relationships.

The concert in St. Francis of Assisi Basilica, was well attended, but the audience was often restless, talking and having difficulties following the program--actually hard to do since they skipped around.

Compared to controls, non-adherent participants had greater odds of being male (AOR 2.24; 95%CI 1.24 4.04) and having difficulties with the regimen or not knowing if they had difficulties (AOR 3.40; 95%CI 1.75 6.60), and had lower odds of being older (AOR 0.94 for each year of age; 95%CI 0.91 0.98) (Table 4).

Other strong individual factors are having been born in a Nordic country other than Sweden, living alone and having difficulties paying one's bills during the past year.

The neuroticism subscale in Big Five Inventory (BFI) overlap to some extent with measures of posttraumatic stress (i.e getting easily stressed, irritated and having difficulties concentrating).

The participants saw themselves as people with high demands on their capacity, strong sense of responsibility and having difficulties setting limits.

She was exhausted, and having difficulty walking; her right foot was dragging.

"They were tremoring, falling side to side, and having difficulty with movements".

He told me he was unemployed and having difficulty finding full-time work.

He was off to a rough start with them and having difficulty finding his rhythm.

He, too, is autistic and has difficulties socialising.