Sentence examples for difficulty someone from inspiring English sources

The SPADI has 8 questions designed to measure the degree of difficulty someone has with various activities of daily living that require the use of upper extremities.

We tend to have a terrible habit of speculating about the mental health of others as if putting a name to the difficulties someone else is experiencing were a kind of bird watching.

It might be a friend who believes in you, who has seen you through other difficulties; someone who can empathize, but not offer the kind of woe-is-you-and-me-the-world-is-awful sympathy that makes you feel hopeless and pathetic.

I have a difficulty letting someone else into my inner circles".

"The thieves have difficulty finding someone to take them," he said.

But turning 65 this year, he is also having difficulty finding someone to succeed him.

"We're having difficulty finding someone where there's a meeting of the minds, where we can have the same goals and values".

Defense lawyers, apparently concerned that a juror who believed in reincarnation might have less difficulty sending someone to his death, asked that he not be seated.

I presume that they had some difficulty finding someone to provide scientific opposition, for it wasn't until just before I went on the program at 8 20am that I heard I was not up against a scientist but a journalist, Peter Hitchens.

The site tells visitors to "locate a married Roman Catholic priest by clicking on your state!" The site was founded by Louise Haggett, 59, of Framingham, Mass., who described herself as a "pay, pray and obey" Catholic until 10 years ago, when she had difficulty finding someone to give her mother last rites.

But when Red Devils boss does decide to call time on his career, Neville believes the club's board will have difficulty finding someone to take over the reigns.