Sentence examples for difficulties and able to from inspiring English sources
"Working directly with the children and parents, and seeing change and development in their communication skills is hugely rewarding – not just from seeing a child develop, but also seeing parents better able to understand their child's difficulties and able to communicate with them," says Scott.
thyroid cancer diagnosis with clinicopathological information; ≥20 years old; voluntarily agreed to participate and signed an informed consent form; donated blood and/or urine samples; no communication difficulties and able to complete a 30 min interview.
The eligibility criteria were as follows: thyroid cancer diagnosis with clinicopathological information; ≥20 years old; voluntarily agreed to participate and signed an informed consent form; donated blood and/or urine samples; no communication difficulties and able to complete a 30 min interview.
In the Rwandan study, children with high self-esteem were viewed as being more courageous, better able to overcome difficulty, and able to believe in a better future despite hardships experienced in the present.
The higher proportion of non-respondents in nursing homes or other inpatient settings observed in our study is likely to reflect (1) the fact that many were unable to respond for themselves and (2) the difficulty of identifying someone willing and able to respond on their behalf in these settings.
Some had complex issues including language and communication difficulties compared to their UK peers, loneliness and isolation in the UK, family pressures at home, and cultural reticence in admitting to difficulties and being able to engage with help.
This was scored as "normal" (= 0; i.e., no difficulty accomplishing the task), "slightly abnormal" (= 1; i.e., difficulty coordinating the arms and legs), or "clearly abnormal" (= 2; i.e., great difficulty and only able to do at most three dis-coordinated hops).
In 1809 the French returned to Portugal, briefly holding Oporto and Lisbon; but Wellington, with some difficulties, was able to outflank them and lead a force toward Madrid.
In 2008, only 60% of about 120 million rural households in financial difficulties were able to borrow; and only about half of rural agricultural enterprises were backed by banks, Xinhua News reported earlier this year, citing research from Tsinghua University in Beijing.
Some of their friends, notably those with more recognised learning difficulties, were able to get help and many have thrived.
