Sentence examples for difficulties means from inspiring English sources

For the SDQ studies, Total Difficulties means were somewhat lower at 0.20 for Parents and 0.31 for Teachers.

Across the symptom scales of the QLQ-C30, patients in both treatment arms had worse scores on fatigue, pain, insomnia, and financial difficulties (means >30).

Financial difficulties meant he couldn't finish high school.

Such difficulties meant that introducing new brands to China to complement Asos's own-label ranges has been slow.

Such communication difficulties meant that a usual early predictor of African famine, the plummeting of livestock prices, was missed.

Stone was set to potentially take on the role last year but scheduling difficulties meant she had to pass.

"Their backgrounds and experience of overcoming difficulties mean they are well placed to support people facing challenging lives," says Kernighan.

The club's financial difficulties meant they did not pay Bébé, so he became a free agent.

She added that his "moderate" learning difficulties meant he should be treated by the court as a child.

Communications difficulties meant that we could only make contact with other colleagues who were similarly driving around the front, texting one another.

Some turned out to be public employees or living abroad.All these difficulties mean that developing countries' social spending often goes on the wrong people.