Sentence examples for difficulty or problem from inspiring English sources

Task B will likely take much less time, but it is something you haven't done before (so it is more likely there will be an unforeseen difficulty or problem).

Human embodiment is thus imbued with opaque meaning, and sexuality emerges from a kind of instinctual inadequacy that presents desire as a difficulty or problem, and propels its increasing complexification.

Finding of a difficulty or problem in one method leads to other improved methods.

The perceptions of self-harm as a difficulty or problem for which they could generate an explanation covered four main themes: Some adolescents (5%, n = 18) described their DSH as a spur of the moment act, a stupid thing or something impulsive, which made it unlikely that they would have sought help beforehand: "I didn't think about it before I did it.

If you're talking about a former job, state the difficulty or problem in general, factual terms.

Asking those who use the environment to identify strengths as well as weaknesses or areas that caused difficulty or problems is especially important in a formative evaluation process.

"For older people who are facing financial difficulty or problems in continuing to live independently, there are not that many alternatives available, short of institutions," said Audrey Arlington, a community development specialist for the city of Beverly Hills.

He can confide in me if he has difficulties or problems.

"Staff would come to me asking, say, for time off because of marital difficulties, or problems with their children," he says.

"I think in Columbia Heights, [whites] are the minority, but we're all going about our business and there's no difficulties or problems.

"Thanks to Allah, I have decided to move from dear Qatar, without any pressure or difficulties or problems," Mr. Ghoneim said in a video on his Facebook page, Reuters reported.