Sentence examples for difficulty like having from inspiring English sources

A very undisirable situation given this can lead to all sorts of difficulty like having to understant the issues and offer considered alternatives, surely not the role of the opposition leader.

When I transitioned full-time [in 2007] we had difficulties like having the car regularly damaged and having "the trannies live here" painted on the house.

And almost everybody reported one or more disability, like having difficulty doing errands alone or climbing stairs or walking.

Studies show that about a quarter of adolescents have symptoms of insomnia, like having difficulty falling asleep, waking up early or having nonrestorative sleep.

This leads to symptoms like having difficulty walking, fatigue and blurred vision.

Reasons for teacher disinterest in technology include everything from practical issues like having difficulty learning a new technology, being ill-equipped to solve technical issues, and having had past experiences with bad technology integration to more ethical issues, such as believing that the online space is vapid, less content-deep, and potentially a place for bad behavior.

Hirsch combines candour with self-deprecating humour: she is challenged by hair difficulties ("Being black is like having beauty special needs"), and Sam teases her that writing the account constitutes a degree of privilege.

Another issue is how do you encourage people to continue to save for their retirement in a period of economic difficulty like we have now?

Think about how you'd speak to a friend who had difficulty liking herself.

Now the medicine is being administered and the patient does not like it, having difficulty digesting the fight to get "improved trade".

"In a way, angels were like computers---very, very good at figuring things out and getting things done because they had rational minds but did not have the difficulty of having desires and passions, like humanity".