Sentence examples for difficulty to notice from inspiring English sources
The presenter's initial difficulty to notice the ambivalence she had just expressed might indicate that she was surprised by her own words.
But he admitted there was one problem even he could not solve: "The attempt to fix rates of insurance benefit and pension on a scientific basis with regard to subsistence needs has brought to notice a serious difficulty in doing so in the conditions of modern Britain.
A flat-rate housing allowance However Beveridge added: "The attempt to fix rates of insurance benefit and pension on a scientific basis with regard to subsistence needs has brought to notice a serious difficulty in doing so in the conditions of modern Britain.
Presbyopia generally starts in the mid-40s, when people begin to notice that they have difficulty punching out a number on their mobile phone or reading a book.
Bourgeois has not failed to notice that her psychological difficulties may have something to do with her sex.
"I began to notice, for a split second, difficulty with word recall," said Mr. Hickey, a clinical psychologist and lecturer.
Participants had difficulty recalling how long it took for them to notice a problem with their eyesight.
The difficulty for them now will be to get anyone to notice.
In addition, grabbing the test-takers' attention to notice things and praising them to overcome their difficulties are in fact at the heart of any learning process.
Staff also acknowledged the difficulty of using standardised outcome measures: … a behavioural scale can be a good measuring tool to notice changes you might not notice otherwise… but there are little (important) things you can't put on a form… (such as) acknowledging, warmth, difference in responses in different people… you notice only if you know someone well.
