Sentence examples for difficulties with playing from inspiring English sources

Her mother also added, "She seems to have difficulties with playing actively and does not like to tidy up after play time" (OWM2 33).

In the domain Lazy Eye, low compliance correlated with the parental opinion that the child had difficulty with playing outside while wearing the patch (P = 0.007).

However, Brown et al. (21), acknowledged the limitations of the Arabic CPQ in that it was lengthy and included some questions that were not pertaining to the Saudi and Sudanese children such as the difficulties associated with playing musical instruments.

A few claimants made comments about technical difficulties: "I had some problems with playing the video's on the site".

The difficulty with plays of this kind is making the science comprehensible to the audience: like Frayn in Copenhagen, Wesker solves this by making the hero's wife the one who perpetually asks the awkward, lay questions.

We found that overall 17.5% reported vision difficulties when playing, with the highest proportion of these coming from the elite cricketers.

"Most of the brands are interested in the image of golf but Richard Mille is interested in the difficulties of playing golf with a watch on the wrist," said Mr. Pons, the newsletter editor.

Much is made of the difficulty of playing with Woods and dealing with the distractions that fly from all directions, inside and outside the ropes.

He is said to have stopped during a performance for friends and shouted, "Let the Devil play the stuff!" Mr. Lewis had no such difficulties, playing with a power that revealed his wild side, while always maintaining a singing line amid the turbulence.

The difficulty of playing with three at the back against a lone striker has not gone away, of course.

Jacobs answered our questions about capital punishment, the difficulties of playing herself, and finding love with another death-row survivor.