Sentence examples for difficulty in about from inspiring English sources

I am far from the fastest player out there, but I completed the game on standard difficulty in about five hours.

We also observed that the level of difficulty in about one out of five operations is not correctly estimated.

The changes in Michigan have been among the most pronounced, and they provide a glimpse into difficulties in about half the states, which have tinkered with parole, early release programs and sentencing laws or are considering doing so.

Furthermore, IC measurements may not be feasible because of logistic or technical difficulties, in about 35 40 % of patients even under conditions of a clinical prospective trial [6, 7].

In the year preceding the suicidal attempt, GPs identified depression significantly less often in young than in older adults (42.0% vs. 63.4%, p=.001), but they identified psychological difficulties in about seven out of ten suicidal patients, without significant difference between young and older adults.

On a day off, Ms. Alexeyeva sat on a sofa, resting her legs on a coffee table, casually admitting to some difficulty in getting about.

Victims and perpetrators did not differ in their responses, except that perpetrators tended to have more difficulty in talking about their violent behavior to people than the victims had in talking about what happened to them.

Patients develop a dry cough and suffer difficulty in breathing; about half become confused and delirious.

The Times seems to have particular difficulty in writing about people after their deaths.

The article states that "one difficulty in talking about class is that the word means different things to different people".

I used to think it was our cultural insularity, our difficulty in thinking about what other people might want.