Sentence examples for consistently have difficulty from inspiring English sources

Stutterers consistently have difficulty with certain types of words: those beginning with consonants, initial words in sentences, content words (nouns, verbs, adjectives; as opposed to function words, such as pronouns and prepositions), and words of several syllables.

Republicans have consistently had difficulty making the case for the bill on health policy merits.

They consistently break rules and have difficulty with peers.

Disordered thresholds occur when respondents have difficulty consistently discriminating between response options [ 26– 29].

Disordered thresholds occur when respondents have difficulty consistently discriminating between response options.

This could be one underlying root cause of misunderstanding of liquid medication instructions; previous research has consistently shown that patients have difficulty measuring liquid medications correctly.

In the case of the MRC scale, a threshold would be the point between two adjacent categories, such as between MRC Grades 2 and 3. Disordered thresholds occur when physicians have difficulty consistently discriminating between the MRC grades in patients with various degrees of muscle weakness.

This idea for providing postural alignment training to prevent injury may be particularly valid in a netball population, who in previous studies [ 37] have been shown to have difficulty in consistently aligning the knee and foot during single leg landing tasks.

Information on exposures and outcomes is provided by survey respondents who may recall events imperfectly and have difficulty in distinguishing consistently between miscarriage, abortion and stillbirth [ 16].

But if an invader consistently avoids exploring unfamiliar feeding opportunities, it might have difficulty finding enough food.

5. Automate Payments: If you have difficulty paying your debt on time and consistently, it is wise to set up monthly recurring payments.