Sentence examples for difficulties with problems from inspiring English sources

SMEs are confronted with managerial and organizational difficulties, with problems of efficiency and synergies between marketing and R&D (Bughin and Jacques 1994) and with limited technical information and know-how which constrain their innovation capacities (Muller 2001).

An umbrella term referring to a collection of symptoms, which may include memory loss and difficulties with problem-solving or language.

Artzt and Armour-Thomas (1992) reported that students' difficulties with problem solving are often attributed to their failure to initiate active monitoring and regulation of their own cognitive processes.

Specifically, parents reported more difficulties with internalizing problems, withdrawal, and social problems in children with 22q11DS.

In Healy's opinion, electronic gaming at a young age can lead to shorter attention spans, a lack of internal motivation, difficulty with problem solving and a lack of creativity.

Key barriers include difficulties with transportation, problems accessing childcare to attend appointments, and inflexible work hours [ 23].

Controlling people often have difficulty dealing with problems objectively and will manipulate the conversation to blame others when their own mistakes are pointed out.

The difficulties with the problem-solving approach are in risking power in favor of a substantive goal.

Dementia symptoms can include memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving or language.

Even the most stable problem behavior (excessive sexual behavior) was reported five times only by 5.4% of those males who reported having difficulties with this problem behavior.

The parent or child indicates on a 5-point Likert scale to what extent the child had difficulties with that problem.