Sentence examples for difficulty that have from inspiring English sources

"I've had family members in financial difficulty that have used Planned Parenthood for pap smears and breast cancer screenings.

In my experience, most folks who are not psychometricians (those constructing bubble tests) consider large-skew questions unfair; that's particularly true when they are shown other questions of similar overall difficulty that have smaller skews.

Ranch-raised and -trained, she counted the grandchild as a difficulty that had to be met.

It is a difficulty that has dogged the ruling classes for millennia.

She attempted a routine with a high degree of difficulty that had a rating of 4.175.

Michael Fernandez, Eric Hallerman and Elliot Entis: (EH) In the short term, shrimp biotechnologists will have to overcome a technical difficulty that has plagued them for at least five to seven years.

Here are four to especially look out for: A child with behavior or learning problems Celiac disease can cause cognitive difficulty that has been called "brain fog".

The vocal difficulties that have been noted in Ms. McNair's singing of late sadly continue.

"She is facing huge internal difficulties that have the potential to end her chancellorship.

ONWARD and Upward With the Arts about the legal difficulties that have arisen over the quintuplets.

The economic bubble burst, however, in 1989, and Price documents difficulties that have surfaced since that time.