Sentence examples for difficulties for which from inspiring English sources

The cause of the disorder is unknown; dyslexia is usually diagnosed for children or adults who have reading difficulties for which there is no apparent explanation.

Dr. Covington declined to comment but said in a statement last week that he apologized "for the difficulties for which my resignation created".

In his Parmenides Plato famously raised a number of difficulties, for which he apparently did not provide satisfactory answers.

The pair "constructed a careful and wholly untruthful account" that Daniel had a serious eating disorder and learning difficulties, for which he was receiving medical treatment.

According to Servius the odd irrelevance of the second half of the fourth book of the Georgics is due to the fact that it was intended to close with a laudation of Gallus, but the view has obvious difficulties, for which see W. B. Anderson, C. Q. (1933), XXVII.

Later on she showed some mild cognitive regression signs during childhood (language problems and learning difficulties), for which she attended a specialized school and had extra speech-therapy.

Although they begin breastfeeding well, at around one month some babies have developed difficulties swallowing, for which they need physiotherapy help.

SARI meets ILI case definition and shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, for which hospital admission should be required.

The large number of defendants, she said, had presented logistical difficulties for Morton County, which is used to a significantly lighter caseload.

Thursday's episode brought back memories of past difficulties for Nasdaq, which trades shares of some of the world's most prominent technology companies.

The dismissal came after 15 months of difficulties for Valvano, which began with allegations in the book "Personal Fouls," and ran through a university-system investigation that found chronic academic deficiences in the basketball program.