Sentence examples for difficulty interacting from inspiring English sources

McCarthy wasn't surprised that Wilson had difficulty interacting with residents.

On a personal level, I still have a little difficulty interacting with people from time to time.

Members of the delegation had difficulty interacting with others at the conference because of their poor or nonexistent English.

Babies who face ahead cannot see their parents or caregivers and thus have difficulty interacting with them.

Not knowing which doctor's diagnosis to believe, and having difficulty interacting with Roza, Ms. Reznikova called the Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services.

"Children with autism are a particularly special case in that they often have difficulty interacting with people and find it easier to interact with things," he said.

When speaking about social interactions, difficulties interacting with family members and with peers/friends were typically discussed by both adolescents and caregivers.

Finally, Model 3 exhibited person and item variable effects very similar to those from Model 1 and Model 2. Most importantly, Model 3 revealed that item difficulty interacted significantly with cognitive skill, with the effect of item difficulty on disengagement smaller among strong test-takers than poor test-takers.

According to his biographer, Alice Schroeder, Buffett had difficulties interacting with his peers while in high school but transcended them by adopting the advice of Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People".

The findings can be explained by the relationship between socially prescribed perfectionism and difficulties interacting with others generally or, alternatively, the projection of socially prescribed beliefs on to others when measuring attitudes in an indirect fashion (i.e., others are perceived to have negative attitudes towards people with disabilities).

He remembers one instance in which a young boy had difficulties interacting with his teacher.