Sentence examples for difficulty and not from inspiring English sources
"We hope this is a little local difficulty and not a major sticking point.
To score well, a gymnast simply had to meet a minimum level of difficulty and not screw up.
The key, she said, is for borrowers to contact their lenders as soon as they run into financial difficulty and not wait until they miss several payments.
Quarterbacks Peyton Manning and Drew Bledsoe recently filmed an instructional football video, the proceeds of which would help former assistants facing financial difficulty and not eligible for pension and medical benefits.
Although mindful of the course's difficulty and not too optimistic about his chances after two weeks off, McIlroy answered questions with aplomb, having not yet learned the cautious, politic replies of the jaded tour pro.
Last week, the Office of Fair Trading launched a review of the payday lending sector, looking at all the companies offering these short-term unsecured loans, which are usually repaid on the customer's next payday, in response to concerns that "some payday lenders are taking advantage of people in financial difficulty" and not meeting "guidance on irresponsible lending".
Dawes, who mainly talks about financial failure, said that there should be more support for social entrepreneurs to discuss their difficulties, and not "hide under a duvet and fall into a deep depression".
Common complaints regarding telehealth were occasional technical difficulties and not feeling as involved in the group process.
Children were referred for psychiatric evaluation and psychopharmacological intervention for behavioral and emotional difficulties and not for evaluation of any specific disorder.
Moreover, it was suggested that motor planning and programming appear to be the core problem underlying children difficulties, and not performance per se.
Patients desire a special kind of understanding and compassion from clinicians, that incorporates both their personal qualities and their difficulties, and not solely focuses is on what is wrong, or easily concludes that nothing is wrong.
