Sentence examples for difficulty in general from inspiring English sources

Instead of just trying to identify students who are having difficulty in general, we can identify the particular concepts certain students are struggling with.

By contrast, there is no difficulty in general in specifying the phenomenology of an experience of, say, turning one's face into a breeze, because it is easy to recreate the stimulus conditions for such an experience, and we can therefore attend repeatedly to the character of the experience.

Yet the party is likely to face even more difficulty in general elections if it fails to address the issue.

For a more detailed discussion both of quantum conceptual difficulties in general and those specific to the histories approach, see Griffiths (2014).

In light of the above discussion, while there has been progress on defining randomness for biased sequences in a general and theoretically robust way, there remain difficulties in using that notion in defence of any non-trivial version of RCT, and difficulties in general with the idea that biased sequences can be genuinely disorderly.

Three studies were excluded in the secondary screen which reported in their methods that they had asked study subjects about reasons for breastfeeding cessation in the interview, but did not report any data related to insufficient milk supply or breastfeeding difficulties in general [22] [24].

With Item Q4, 18 children had trouble with the phrase "difficulties in general" with the knee.

GPs identified psychological difficulties in general as frequently in young rather than in older adult suicide attempters, but they identified depression less frequently in youngs.

In the case of hypothesis 3, the proposed mediator is an increase in the strength of the patient's belief that he or she is capable of overcoming interpersonal difficulties in general rather than just those which have been the focus of treatment.

In addition the differences found are only a single dissociation (MDRD children perform worse than MD only children on word problems and untimed fact retrieval), leaving open the possibility that MDRD children are simply have more difficulties in general, thus showing a quantitative rather than a qualitative difference.

The participants reported difficulty distinguishing in general between 'distress' and depression needing treatment.