Sentence examples for difficulties learning from inspiring English sources

Loyalty: "One picks it up by imitation and if, as in my case, you are never shown it as a child, you can have difficulties learning it".

Many immigrants are arriving from poor nations, and some are illiterate in their own language and therefore face extra difficulties learning Swedish, Mr. Baylan said.

Many colleges have long waiting lists of students trying to get into introductory A.S.L. classes, a substantial share of them turning to sign language because of their previous difficulties learning European languages.

There's a slideshow of first-day photos dating back to the 1940s from The Times' archives, audio and transcribed excerpts of an extended interview with Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott, and an essay by a special education teacher who says, "As I work with students I'm never sure if they have difficulties learning, or if we have difficulties teaching".

The startup founder is Claudio Santori, an Italian who moved to Lithuania to be with his girlfriend and faced difficulties learning the local language.

Contrary to the claim of naturalness, many students and practitioners report difficulties learning and using OO techniques.

There is also an alternative school for 35 Trumbull students having difficulty learning in regular classrooms.

Amnesia is frequently the only manifestation – difficulty learning new things and recalling past events.

There was one problem: he was dyslexic and had difficulty learning to read and write.

Could the difficulty learning transitions in songbirds hold true for human infants?

WHEN Harvey Hubbell V had difficulty learning in elementary school in the 1960s, his parents had him tested for dyslexia.