Sentence examples for difficulty extending from inspiring English sources

Reports said the bullets fired into Mr. Karzai's car as it moved through a crowd of well-wishers had come within inches of the 45-year-old president, who is widely recognized among Afghans as the linchpin of a weak government that has had difficulty extending its authority beyond Kabul.

Indeed, "clicking sounds in shoulders" was likely to have been grouped with "difficulty extending arms" (point 25) by some subjects, hence the proximity between points on the map, despite being grouped into different domains.

A key aspect of family planning, contraception, is vitally important in poor countries, as such families often struggle to feed, cloth, and shelter their children and experience great difficulty extending that to an additional child.

Taq has difficulty extending the DNA chain past a mismatch, resulting in sticky-ended products [17], which have sufficient single-stranded regions to bind the Cu2+ column.

There is some evidence that the youngest deaf children found the central stimulus identification task to be more difficult than did their hearing peers, with this difficulty extending to the divided attention task.

His symptoms were first noted by his father when the boy had difficulty extending the fingers on his left hand to catch an American football.

That difficulty extends to Morrison and Paquette, too.

These results indicate that student difficulty extends beyond technical vocabulary.

Broadly speaking, it is extremely difficult to extract the global or regional recording probability functions from 1000 years of data on large explosive eruptions, and this difficulty extends to quantifying our uncertainty about the functions we extract.

This difficulty extends to natural areas, so there might well be a role for planting sweet potato or perhaps a native plant species with competitive abilities comparable to sweet potato in natural areas infested by mile-a-minute.

However, the application process showed that LARC had difficulties extending the institutional strengthening skills downward to its member institutions.