Sentence examples for difficulty taking from inspiring English sources

We have difficulty taking anything at face value.

In negotiation, powerful parties often have difficulty taking the perspective of their less powerful counterpart.

Like many people in the media, I sometimes still have difficulty taking what Trump says seriously.

As a storyteller, she was having difficulty taking her listeners along.

He had difficulty taking his feeds, he couldn't hold anything down, and we took him to the paediatrician.

But she had difficulty taking the standard anti-rejection drugs — she was intolerant to one, and the other didn't work.

Gavrilles had difficulty taking her shoes off, and, after watching her struggle a bit, Bludau leaned in to help.

The addition of overseas seminar programs, which occur during September, provides students who might have difficulty taking an entire quarter abroad with a short but intensive international exposure.

Community support can be crucial (see "Selected resources"), although a woman in an abusive relationship often has difficulty taking advantage of that support.

We have no difficulty taking prompt action when faced with a sudden calamity, like a bleeding head wound, say, or a terrorist attack.

So great that many viewers might have difficulty taking their eyes off her -- if Ms. Anderson weren't also in the frame.