Sentence examples for difficulty responding from inspiring English sources

Kentucky had difficulty responding, using a primary rotation of six players.

Smith was forthright, warning Akashi of a forthcoming "crisis that, short of air attacks, we will have great difficulty responding to".

In 1991, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety financed a laboratory study that found that drivers talking on cellphones had difficulty responding to challenging situations.

The Justice Department also had difficulty responding to the possibility that computer operating systems by their nature might have to be standardized, and that therefore a monopoly was inevitable -- that if a monopoly was not Microsoft's, it would be someone else's.

A government without a clear voter mandate will also have difficulty responding to international crises.

Multilevel governance systems are often dominated by a top-down, technocentric, centralized management bias and have great difficulty responding to the needs of peripheral and vulnerable populations.

But it had become increasingly evident that the appointment of Ms. Black, whom the mayor had personally championed, was dragging down his personal popularity, which was already damaged by the city's difficulties responding to the blizzard that paralyzed New York in December.

People who didn't want or had difficulties responding online could ask for a paper version of the questionnaire.

This may be due to difficulties responding to the physiologic challenges of pregnancy, such as changes in gastric emptying, gluconeogenesis, and insulin kinetics (16).

Some of the issues that may affect the delivery of CBT in ASD youth are difficulties responding to social cues and engaging in reciprocal exchanges [ 17], as well as reduced verbal skills and difficulties processing figurative meaning [ 15].

Respondents with unstable lives and cognitive difficulties respond favorably to the life-events calendar method's interactive mode of administration and use of visual and mental cues, and using the life-events calendar method to gather retrospective longitudinal data from offenders is cheaper and potentially more practical than implementing traditional panel designs.