Sentence examples for difficulty in recognising from inspiring English sources

'Mary has some difficulty in recognising what's happened.

There is no difficulty in recognising them for what they are: a pooling of pools.

David Brandwood Alderholt, Dorset Liberal and ungodly Guardian readers may find some difficulty in recognising themselves or their views in Dr Giles Fraser's description of them.

The difficulty in recognising the latter phenomenon lies in the very nature of the "other Brazil", which tends to defy simplistic analyses.

It probably has something to do with our innate difficulty in recognising that other people are as fully rounded and complex as we are.

These data certainly explain the difficulty in recognising golden jackals as separate species: But why do these two species look so much alike that they fooled almost everyone for hundreds of years?

Invariance overcomes one of the fundamental difficulties in recognising objects from images: that the appearance of an object depends on viewpoint.

However, difficulties in recognising one's own (in competence can lead to inflated or pessimistic self-assessments.

Thus, RNs and other health practitioners may have difficulties in recognising and understanding the patients' fatigue experience.

Participants experiencing difficulties in recognising such activities are prompted in this process by being shown them 16 drawings of activities of the Iconographical Falls Efficacy Scale (Icon-FES) [ 29].

Possible explanations include difficulties in recognising the symptoms because of language and cultural barriers, lack of awareness of type 1 diabetes in ethnic minorities, and cultural or practical difficulties in accessing healthcare.