Sentence examples for difficulty in making connections from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: While it is true that high school teachers who "seek out scientists in industry and at universities to work with science fair students" have difficulty in making connections, even when they do, there is often another more difficult obstacle that they face: federal financing for university-based research.

Sandy and Annie felt that their students had difficulty in making connections between the science, mathematics, and engineering.

Possibly, this could indicate that students have difficulty in making coherent connections between any previously existing thermodynamic knowledge and their newly formed conceptions of self-assembly.

Despite the fact that all the disciplines were present, they expressed a belief that their students had difficulty making connections across the disciplines.

Five Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts and at least one federal judge have all confessed difficulty in making this speculative connection.

The relationship between the physician and the patient might fluctuate during the same consultation, from one of mutuality to one in which there were difficulties in making a connection.

As with science, success in television is about making connections.

Even a divided opposition had difficulty in making itself heard.

Observers reported no difficulty in making lightness matches.

This leads to difficulty in making detailed comparisons among studies.

Likewise, making connections with alumni appears high in the list.