Sentence examples for difficulty at a from inspiring English sources

The difficulty, at a personal level, lies in a conflict that I resolve through constant internal discourse.

The deal is having difficulty at a time of growing scrutiny of Ping An, a conglomerate worth roughly $60 billion.

That will continue to cause Labour difficulty at a local level for years to come but it rarely carries through to a drop in parliamentary support.

Identified only as Oscar, the 31-year-old spoke with considerable difficulty at a news conference at Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron hospital, where he was operated on in late March.

However, Salazar's insistence on maintaining Portugal's colonies in Africa could only be sustained with difficulty at a time when the other European colonial empires in Africa were being dismantled.

I would be surprised if there was significant difficulty at a game like this in Wembley.

No difficulty at all A little bit of difficulty A moderate amount of difficulty A great deal of difficulty I cannot do these activities In the last 4 weeks, how much difficulty have you had caring for yourself, such as eating, bathing or showering, dressing, and getting around?

No difficulty at all A little bit of difficulty A moderate amount of difficulty A great deal of difficulty I cannot do these activities Do you currently have someone available who would take care of you if you wanted and needed help?

Rating scale labels for above PROs are: Difficulty IVI (1 19)- Not at all, hardly at all, a little, a fair amount, a lot, cannot do because of eyesight; ADVS (1bc-19bc, except 6bc and 7bc)–No difficulty at all, a little difficulty, moderate difficulty, extreme difficulty, unable yes (go to next question), no (go to next question).

Ironically, they could have used another of Heller's ideas last week, without running into any difficulty at all – and a very good idea it was too.

The 17 PROs (items listed in Additional file 1: Appendix) assess various vision-related quality of life dimensions using ratings of the following four concepts: Difficulty: e.g. " Do you have difficulty reading small print?" (No difficulty at all = 0, A little difficulty = 1, Moderate difficulty = 2, Very difficult = 3, Unable to do = 4, Don't do for reasons other than sight/not applicable = 5).