Sentence examples for difficulties are said from inspiring English sources

"It has highlighted what some of the difficulties are," said Alastair MacGugan, a wildlife manager at Scottish Natural Heritage, a government-funded organization.

While the worst of the difficulties are said to have been in Lincolnshire, supermarkets and growers elsewhere in the country have disputed the claims, describing this year's weather as ideal for pumpkins.

IV28 Urban pregnant woman Particular difficulties were said to face women who became pregnant outside of marriage or those who became pregnant when still within the postnatal period for their previous child.

In other words, when the probability that a person answers a given item correctly is 0.5, the item difficulty is said to equal the person's ability.

Hanson was hospitalized Sunday morning when he was having difficulty breathing is said to have suffered  "catastrophic organ failure," according to WSB-TV in Atlanta.

Some people say that they are increasing in difficulty, and others are saying that they are getting easier, but really the difficulty is random.

In 2004 through 2007, the question "Can you without difficulties hear what is said in a conversation between several people with or without a hearing aid?" was used.

In 2008, the question "Do you have difficulties hearing what is said in a conversation between several people, even if using a hearing aid?" was used.

Apart from language difficulties, some migrants were said to lack skills to access educational and self-care material, to book or cancel appointments or communicate with caregivers through the phone, websites or e-mails.

Ms. Rodriguez, who also lives with a mentally disabled adult son, has difficulty grasping what is said unless spoken to slowly.

This was the first recorded climb of any technical difficulty, and has been said to mark the beginning of mountaineering.