Sentence examples for difficulty getting along from inspiring English sources

Children get poor grades, and have difficulty getting along with others.

McNeil was also having difficulty getting along with her supervisor, Lisa Walters, a midlevel manager in the department who reported to Adario.

In his book Making History in Vermont, Steve Rosenfeld, Sanders' former press secretary, quoted Sanders himself as admitting there may be "some truth" to descriptions of him as "nasty" and as having difficulty getting along with people.

When deprived, smokers report withdrawal symptoms that include irritability, depression, restlessness, anxiety, difficulty concentrating, increased hunger, insomnia, a craving for tobacco, difficulty getting along with others and a feeling that life lacks pleasure.

I think I need help with my whole interview approach". "I've had difficulty getting along with my supervisors in my current and last job, and it's negatively impacting my career.

There's no weird class tension, no difficulty getting along with the jabronis, who in reality seem to care just as little about the actual race as we do.

Tells about his difficulties getting along with other students at school.

Mrs. Helmsley had difficulties getting along with her employees for most of her career.

Mr. Vincent became chief executive in December 1998 when James Tobin unexpectedly quit, citing difficulties getting along with Mr. Vincent.

Patients with posttraumatic stress disorder and migraine were more likely to be in the low poverty index and less likely to work for pay than patients with migraine alone, their work quality was cut 2.5-fold greater than in patients with migraine alone, and their difficulties getting along with social life were 2-fold greater than in patients with migraine alone [13].

Children with the inattention subtype are less likely to act out or have difficulties getting along with other children.