Sentence examples similar to couple difficulties from inspiring English sources

I encountered a couple difficulty spikes that had me more frustrated than challenged.

The coupled difficulties from the discrepancy between control gains and switching jumps are overcome by discontinuous adaptive neural control combined with the classical adaptive control.

But Stone said the couple had "difficulties" in their marriage.

Dr. Luepnitz, however, says capitalism contributed to this couple's difficulties.

Friends and relatives knew of the couple's difficulties — Phil could be remote, and Brynn, who struggled with addiction, could be volatile — but the rest of the world did not.

"The 12th hole is causing a couple of difficulties.

(Though viewers might reasonably speculate, given that Fanning is 21 and Wise 48, that age difference enters into the couple's difficulties, this was historically not the case: Effie and Ruskin had only nine years between them).

The second possible explanation recalls that the parental couple faces difficulties in the months following childbirth that increase the risk of maternal and paternal depression [ 38, 39] and that this depression generates developmental disorders in infants [ 40, 41].

About 15% of couples have difficulties to become pregnant, and in approximately 30% of these couples, it is only the man who is diagnosed with reproductive problems [ 1].

Some of such couples face difficulties when their actions later come to light.

That strain, coupled with difficulties in helping themselves, leaves both patients and physicians at risk.