Sentence examples for difficulty voicing from inspiring English sources

However, he experienced difficulty voicing him in some scenes where Ichigo shouts for a long time.

(NHIF member) Other community members interviewed had difficulty voicing opinions about the reform due to limited knowledge of the reform and the NHIF.

Following data analysis, the researcher/practitioner had no doubts that, even though her role as nurse specialist was within researcher/practitioner, the majority of participants had no difficulty voicing their personal opinion of services, and as nurse researcher she captured their opinion verbatim.

Mr. Toledo, 56, acknowledged his government's difficulties, and voiced frustration.

Some specific difficulties were voiced, such as the perception that important things may not be documented "because there is nowhere in the template to put it", and "you sometimes become so absorbed in the template that you can miss what is right in front of you in the patient".

The discord between the campaigns and their supporters over HRC's recent endorsement for Clinton has shown, if nothing else, the difficulty in voicing en masse the concerns of a vastly diverse community comprised of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender men and women, queer, gender nonconforming, and other individuals.

The other major technical problem was the difficulty the voice response technology had recognizing participants' voices.

The fact that responsible criticism from such high-profile individuals is not tolerated in the Islamic Republic of Iran indicates the difficulty ordinary citizens face in voicing their criticism of the political process in Iran.

This, however, fails to recognize the difficulty most persons have with voicing their moral conflicts, or to vocalize disagreement with superiors (Gonzales-Padron et al., 2012).

Blashill, Field and Hagman all agree there seems to be a perfect storm working against boys with body image issues: Stereotypes about what eating disorders look like, coupled with the difficulty many boys have in voicing their insecurities, lead doctors and parents to overlook the possibility of body dysmorphia or an eating disorder.

One explanation for our finding of note-naming difficulty for voices among AP possessors is provided by studies of the neural correlates of voice perception [43], [47], [48].