Sentence examples for difficulty down from inspiring English sources

Jamal Crawford took over playmaking duties in Marbury's absence but had difficulty down the stretch.

I knew that if I came in and didn't set a tone on day one, I'd have difficulty down the line.

For a time, they carry her, with difficulty, down the slick, winding trail in a handy stretcher but, as darkness closes in and snowflakes begin to fall, they change their minds, put her down on the cold ground, and, smoking many Gitanes, debate their situation in their inscrutable language.

Gammage underestimated Paul's popularity among local mothers: "I had real difficulty down in Brazoria County, where he practiced, because he'd delivered half the babies in the county.

While this can create a very enjoyable and pleasant relationship in the moment, if it means brushing disputes under the rug for fear of where they might lead, it is possible it can create difficulty down the road.

This shows that researchers need to adjust test difficulty down to 0.2 to 0.4 (in terms of older adults' passing rate) to allow for their dichotomized success/failure indices to capture the largest portion of true effect size, and even then, the dichotomous measures will miss about 20% of true effect size, depending on the true effect size.

Participants had no difficulty downing the high-fiber diet; it contained nothing weird or unpalatable.

Amid growing criticism that ministers do not understand how far they are driving families into financial difficulty, Downing Street on Wednesday suggested nobody should need to use food banks, which are expected to help 230,000 people this year.

This pattern is consistent with the findings of Beauregard and colleagues [ 11], who found that individuals with MDD reported relatively greater difficulty down-regulating feelings of sadness.

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That rate is similar, for example, to the rate of fragile-X syndrome, which is the second-most-common type of congenital learning difficulty after Down's syndrome.