Sentence examples for difficulty bearing from inspiring English sources

Monroe's difficulty bearing a child was the result of perhaps as many as 12 abortions.

"They'll already have enough difficulty bearing the weight of their celebrity".

Therefore, we assumed that the knee with the lowest SLS value would have greater difficulty bearing loads.

Peppers that are having difficulty bearing fruit in warm weather may benefit from being spritzed with a combination of 1 quart water and 1 teaspoon Epsom salts.

As well, if your child has difficulty bearing weight on their legs when held up to stand or if they look clumsy and fall often, they may have developmental motor skill issues.

Weintrobe believes that our defences get mobilised because of our difficulty in bearing the anxiety excited by global warming.

Further adding to the innate difficulty of bearing children in the middle of a disaster are the various complications that often arise when dealing with traditional family structures, as well as the ingrained social attitudes towards women, particularly in rural areas.

Criteria to permit exchange intramedullary nailing included: 1) a <1 cm fracture gap and at least 50% circumferential bone loss [ 61] and 2) failure of progression of the fracture to heal for at least 2 months accompanied by clinical symptoms of delayed/nonunion (pain, difficulty weight bearing).

Criteria for undertaking a bone graft included: 1) a fracture with a ≥ 1 cm fracture gap and at least 50% circumferential bone loss at the fracture site and 2) failure of progression of fracture healing for at least 2 months accompanied by clinical symptoms of delayed/nonunion (pain, difficulty weight bearing).

The difficulties with bearing children, the deep-dark bloody-womb moments.

The pregnancy discrimination law "protects the unborn child as well as the working mother who faces economic and other difficulties in bearing and raising the child," lawyer Carrie Severino wrote on behalf of anti-abortion organizations.