Sentence examples for difficulty sharing from inspiring English sources

The men have had repeated difficulty sharing the spotlight.

But Ms. Cullman and some members of the board who refused to speak on the record said Mr. Wolfe has difficulty sharing power.

It's difficult, but not fratricidal, so neither brother should have any difficulty sharing a Christmas mince pie, whoever wins on 25 September.

"You know, maybe you have difficulty sharing private stuff because it feels really shameful.

I seem to have more difficulty sharing the reins than I'd expected.

They have little difficulty sharing what they don't do well, but when I ask them about their strengths, they freeze or pooh-pooh them.

A salient problem we face is the high computational complexity in processing analytical queries that are not seen in typical databases, demonstrating another dimension of difficulty shared by many of today's big data applications.

Mr. Thao, who is gay, has his own difficulties sharing his life with his parents.

My colleague John Cassidy wrote not long ago about his difficulties, shared by the fine historian Jerrold Seigel, in finding an apt historical analogue for the Tea Party caucus as it exists today.

By Adam Gopnik October 11, 2013 My colleague John Cassidy wrote not long ago about his difficulties, shared by the fine historian Jerrold Seigel, in finding an apt historical analogue for the Tea Party caucus as it exists today.

The difficulties shared by subjects with right hemisphere damage and young children on ToM tasks may have a similar origin [ 61].