Sentence examples for difficulties to learn from inspiring English sources

However many students face difficulties to learn calculus.

"UNHCR studies show that protection holders whose family members are abroad, have much more difficulties to learn the language, to find a job and to stand on their own feet".

They will have to wait until a May 16th-17th meeting of EU finance ministers (at which the Finns, still trying to form a government, may yet make difficulties) to learn what interest rate the country will have to pay.

The methods and strategies were effective for the teaching of experimental chemistry and the development of abilities to solve specific problems by experimental path; nevertheless, the new generations have difficulties to learn in the same way; then new methods and strategies for the teaching of experimental chemistry should be developed for the students of the 21st Century.

After moving the goal to the opposite pool quadrant treated mice displayed profound difficulties to learn the platform's new position.

Dyslexia, an inability or pronounced difficulty to learn to read or spell, despite otherwise normal intellectual functions.

To develop their prototype, Caulfield and Bain interviewed seven people with hearing difficulty to learn about the tools they currently use, the challenges they face and the technology that would be most helpful.

This may be especially beneficial to children with ASDs who generally have difficulty to learn and change behavioral patterns.

The gerontological promoters at the beginning of the formative phase, considered the main limitation affecting the possible outcome of the program as "the difficulty to learn".

This poses a difficulty to learning algorithms, as they will be biased towards the majority classes.

The phrase originally referred to studies by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, finding that children with reading difficulties needed to learn phonics.