Sentence examples for difficulties past from inspiring English sources

Compared with the Distressed group, the Resilient group was younger, more likely to be Caucasian, and scored lower on measures of physical health difficulties, past psychiatric history, and substance abuse.

Real Madrid dominated from the start but had difficulties getting past Sociedad's Argentine goalkeeper Gerónimo Rulli.

This is why it is urgent that planners explore new urban designs that learn from the difficulties of past utopias as well as avoid the nostalgia of anti-city programs.

Sun exposure-related factors generally do not have very strong effect estimates, which may be partly due to inherent difficulties measuring past sun exposure [ 6] but also reflects the strong influence of genetically determined risk factors.

There were no permits for the correspondents and they had some difficulty getting past Russian guards.

Around 25,000 people who lived in Ramadi have fled, though they have had difficulty getting past army and militia checkpoints in Baghdad where displaced Sunni are suspected of being Isis sympathisers.

If you watch the video though, you might notice that the robot seems to be having some difficulty getting past level one.

Sen. Jim Webb responded to an article this morning suggesting that as a vice presidential candidate he would have difficulty explaining past comments about the Confederacy and the Civil War.

Schacter [ 75] provides convincing evidence to support his conclusion that "[e]xaggerating the difficulty of past experiences is another way people enhance [their current status]" (p. 152).

You walk with some difficulty past the front door, past the reprint of the American flag taped beside the crosses etched in the glass.

Further, many of them regard being able to dialyse at home as a privilege, so although they were comfortable discussing past difficulties, they may have been reluctant to discuss ongoing difficulties for fear of having their competence questioned.