Sentence examples for difficult speakers from inspiring English sources

Interpreters also have to be able to cope with stress and exercise self-control when working with difficult speakers.

They are widely admired for their clarity and precision, but known to be difficult speakers to run and maintain.

The amplifier's main appeal was its inherent musicality, and its ability to drive difficult speaker loads, or to allow audiophile grade source components to excel.

Furthermore, training explicit antimodels for statistical hypothesis testing is conceptually and practically difficult for speakers with a large variety of L1 backgrounds [44].

The bottom line is that it will be difficult for Speaker Gingrich to take large delegate prizes from any of these states.

The unusual nature of the event would have also made the lexical choice difficult for all speakers and particularly so for the speakers with aphasia, and it may be the case that the lack of a strong lexico-semantic influence from one specific word-form (is the character rolling or is he tumbling, bowling or falling down the hill?) had an effect on the gesture.

Laws have been passed making it difficult for Russian speakers, even those born in Latvia, to attain citizenship and to vote.

One of the things that makes Greek so difficult for English speakers is that the word spelling changes with the way the word is used.

This is in part because the Korean language, a rich medium for poetry, has been ranked among the most difficult for English speakers to learn.

It's difficult for commencement speakers to avoid resorting to clichés on these occasions.

Although diabetes is one of the most oft-mentioned applications for ES cell research, it may be one of the most difficult to treat, speakers said.