Sentence examples for difficulties produced from inspiring English sources
This article reviews the main international contributions that have considered the difficulties produced by the context and analyzes the most important skills that the therapist can utilize in order to facilitate the therapeutic process.
Difficulties produced by age (such as mental inflexibility, higher susceptibility to distractors and perseveration) [ 32] involve the same specific domains that are impaired in more severe (and melancholic-type) depression.
They also found that those participants with phonological impairment or a semantic impairment produced a proportionally similar amount of iconic gesture to the control participants, whereas those with conceptual difficulties produced less.
They found that participants with either a phonological impairment or a semantic impairment produced a higher frequency of "wide and complex" gestures (which they refer to as "ideational gestures") than control participants, whereas those with conceptual difficulties produced a similar frequency of ideational gestures to the control participants.
Persistent social pressures surrounding family obligations compound these difficulties, producing "care-giving hell" (Kaigo-jigoku).
Staff members infamously gripe to customers about "low pay" and their difficulties "producing an heir".
We anticipate real, practical difficulties producing our weekly newspapers alongside the MEN.
If he doesn't, he'll face a lot of difficulties producing again".
Most of S–I processes have difficulties producing hydrogen because it has excess iodine in HI decomposition section.
Filmmakers experienced three more years of uncertainty -- exemplified by the conflicts that swirled around "Andrei Rublev," Tarkovsky's beleaguered 1966 masterpiece, and Paradjanov's difficulties producing anything after "Shadows".
Current techniques such as over-braiding of stainless steel and carbon fibre have difficulties producing a wall thickness below about 0.1 mm with high volume fractions.
