Sentence examples for difficulties later on from inspiring English sources
Teenagers who develop and sustain a heavy, daily habit increase their risk of having cognitive difficulties later on, several studies now suggest.
And that can lead them into financial difficulties later on because they've blown all their money on generating B2B leads.
These young children are at a great risk for developing cognitive, behavioural and emotional difficulties later on in life.
Professional respondents also stated that a reliance on controlled breathing could cause difficulties later on for people who sought help for their panic attacks, as these could become 'safety behaviours' which interfered with real progress in coping with panic.
The third phenotypic subgroup is largely overlapping with the second and consists of patients with a CMT1A duplication presenting with early and often congenital foot deformities, a more or less normal early motor development and progressive gait difficulties later on in childhood.
Later on in the test, the level of difficulty increases and one or both Arabic numbers are replaced by simple equations (e.g., 9-2 > 6).
Given the evidence of the adverse impact of caring, proactive contact with carers early on might reduce difficulties later.
As we will see later on, this circumstance entails some technical difficulties in the substantiation of optimality conditions for the given problem.
On the whole, the students were doing well enough in elementary school that the researchers expected only about 20percentt of them to encounter academic difficulties later.
