Sentence examples for difficulties calling from inspiring English sources

On his own battle with drugs, Brand said he became addicted due to emotional and psychological difficulties, calling the experience "rough".

Lee also praised Yang for persevering despite personal difficulties, calling his win a "come-from-behind victory" that was all the more valuable because of his life story, Lee's office said.

The number of people receiving critical care in hospital because of serious complications brought on by flu also rose this week, from 738 to 783, and a record number of people were receiving intensive support with breathing difficulties, called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation,.

These difficulties call for an effective integration of these databases.

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation, testing, and replacement of CO detectors and if you have difficulties call your local fire department.

Manuel said he had no difficulty calling the Yankees the top dogs and the Mets the trailers.

The canvassing board had hoped to have as many as 200 people counting the ballots but was having difficulty calling in enough workers.

The Colonel says he has been able to cut way down on his swearing since he asked the Lord for help at a church service some time ago, but he still has great difficulty calling a no-good, God-damned, lazy, incompetent, dishonest son of a bitch by any but his rightful name.

While it lauded the controls and gameplay elements, as with other reviews, it criticized the difficulty, calling it "one of the most challenging games on the console".

Although willing to credit Moore and Gair with the rebirth of bodypainting in a San Francisco Chronicle story, the "makeup artist, wig maker and stylist" Jim Ponder had difficulty calling interest in bodypainting a trend because it traces back to the "beginnings of man".

Tests for missingness by genotypic status were also performed to identify errors relating to difficulty calling certain genotypes.