I would say I have relationship difficulties, communicative difficulties, which lead to a lot of frustration.
Also, the question concerning how long a regularity must persist raises philosophical difficulties about degrees which need answering before we have an adequate distinction between processes and spatiotemporal junk.
It can account for slowness of toddlers to feed or dress themselves, poor posture, an awkward gait, confusion about which hand to use, difficulties throwing or catching a ball, dislike of being touched, discomfort in certain clothes and materials such as wool, poor short-term memory, difficulty riding a bike and hopping and skipping, reading and writing difficulties and a poor sense of direction.
But Locke's empiricism had difficulty with certain key concepts, such as substance, "which we neither have nor can have by sensation or reflection," and cause, about which he largely anticipated David Hume's difficulties in the 18th century.
Both he and his wife, Huma Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, have talked about the difficulty with which they held their marriage together through the scandal.
The item map provides educators useful information about the literacy skill difficulty level, which can be applied to their educational practices and curriculum.
In an interview before the march, Mr. Badillo noted Mr. Ferrer's recent difficulties, which came about during the fellow Puerto Rican's so-far-unfulfilled attempt to win Mr. Sharpton's endorsement.
Having difficulty remembering which letter is next?
Nor is complexity theory incapable of making further distinctions about the difficulty of problems which lie inside \ \textbf{P}\) or between \ \textbf{P}\) and \ \textbf{NP}\) (presuming the latter class is non-empty).
Doctors, she added, are more likely to hear from the women about their difficulties, which can skew their perspective.
