Sentence examples for difficulty giving from inspiring English sources

He remembers treating a patient who had difficulty giving birth.

"Clinicians fundamentally have difficulty giving healthy people drugs," he said.

Even the conference facilitators had difficulty giving us tangible examples and instead defined the term advocacy over and over again.

He is going to public school his spelling and writing is uncertain and he has difficulty giving autographs to admirers.

What I loved about the app is that it shows people's stories, like some girls [with FGM] have difficulty giving birth.

An officer is so spooked by cases of incest and molestation that he has difficulty giving his own young daughter a bath.

"Bangladesh is only now grappling with war crimes — and with great difficulty, given the way the issue is mired in the politics of religious fundamentalist parties," she said.

This is fraught with difficulty, given the current experimental level of understanding.

"My clinical background and track record of turning around organisations in various stages of difficulty gives me experience of the sorts of challenges faced by the trust.

Smyth is not someone who gets too caught up about the opposition, although gauging form before major events is always fraught with difficulty given that "new guys can just come out of nowhere".

With much difficulty, given the state of mind of the besiegers, Ferdinand and Arenberg brought the Buchners and Sudermann out of the castle alive.