Sentence examples for difficulties to have from inspiring English sources
Incentives to students are more likely as it would create difficulties to have a second year and first year student studying the same course but paying a different amount for it.
Each of these choices implies to modify the code to get it running on these resources, difficulties to have their software installed, and long waiting time in a scheduling queue.
The authors explain that such variations in the use of RT reflect the differences in the perception of the risk benefit relationship in this treatment, and also probably some difficulties to have access to RT facilities (Dodwell and Crellin, 2006).
Tobacco smokers were more likely to have had externalizing symptoms, to have experienced academic difficulties, to have used tobacco and cannabis at a young age and to have high familial risk than non-smokers.
In transverse view, we had difficulty to have a clear view of the tube because of complex neck anatomy.
Children with learning difficulties were expected to have difficulty in completing the KIDSCREEN questionnaire themselves.
Each question has 3 possible answers ranging from 1 (I do not have difficulties) to 3 (I have many difficulties).
Even to swallow those without difficulty, she had to have her esophagus dilated every three months.
I've found that some leaders have difficulty imagining what to have for lunch.
