Sentence examples for difficulty questioning from inspiring English sources

The majority of medical students (85%) and postgraduate trainees (78%) reported difficulty questioning the decisions or actions of those with more authority and approximately two-thirds of medical students and one-third of postgraduate trainees did not feel they could approach someone engaging in unsafe patient care.

Whatever they decided, Dr. Berry said in a telephone interview on Tuesday that he was acutely aware of the difficulty in questioning an enormous mammography business.

His works, it is often said, are the ne plus ultra of musical complexity, in the sense of notational overload, performing difficulty and even philosophical questioning.

A harrowing tale, which leaves the reader questioning whether such difficulties in early life can be survived.

Concentration symptoms (4 questions) were: difficulty in following conversation, difficulty in understanding reading, difficulty in following stories on television and repetitive questioning.

The debate turned farcical when the Oxford-educated Mr. Osborne, under questioning by Parliament, had difficulty remembering the last time he had eaten a pasty.

Neither Bloom's Taxonomy nor the BBT describe all of the steps needed to construct a valid HOCS question, nor do they address some of the ideas about HOCS questioning that matter to biologists, such as question difficulty.

But some retail analysts are questioning whether the expense and difficulty of same-day delivery would be worth it.

Increasingly, Berlin sees France as edging into the southern European camp of countries in difficulty and becoming the champion of those questioning the emphasis on austerity.

Although I'm a runner and physically fit, the difficulty of the trail soon had me questioning my ability to master the unfamiliar rough terrain.

But it is also a symptom of the growing difficulty of reading a story about Israel without questioning its biases.