Sentence examples for difficulty in reading the from inspiring English sources

Samuel Doe had no difficulty in reading the United States.

If a juror has difficulty in reading the oath, the judge should consider whether there is likely to be written evidence that would cause the juror difficulties.

The report for controllers by Ian Croxford QC says: "The screen characters are neither well defined nor clearly formed because they are too small... users readily and repeatedly have difficulty in reading the displays and in particular confuse the digits 0, 6, 8 and 9".

In particular, this equation gives the implicit level of difficulty in reading the measurements.

I can only imagine their difficulty in reading the Bible in one hand, while reconciling the Constitution in the other -- let alone attempting to comprehend the two.

These problems included confusion about how to use the mouse, difficulty in reading the type font, and inability to move between screens.

As Bitsakis explained to me, "One of the difficulties in reading the texts was that in ancient Greek there were no spaces between the words, and there are many alternative readings.

These included administrative categories such as difficulties in reading the invitation letter and not being available at the time suggested.

Of those, five patients were withdrawn from the study: One because of technical difficulties in reading the results of the study and two because of difficulties with the arterial cannula.

We thank the reviewers for pointing out the difficulty in reading this manuscript in isolation, however, because it should also be able to stand alone, and we have sought to improve the balance with additional information.

In addition, difficulties in reading this test (possibly because of a lack of expertise in reading agglutination test results) have been reported in the field during epidemics.