Sentence examples for difficulty which may from inspiring English sources
A second difficulty which may with equal justice be raised is this.
In this disease, fever is followed by respiratory difficulty, which may lead to pneumonia and more severe symptoms.
In this type of pasteurellosis, fever is followed by respiratory difficulty, which may lead to pneumonia and more severe symptoms.
She took a lesson from him, she wrote to Herschel, and "I consult him in correspondence whenever I am in difficulty", which may have been onerous for Wynfield, for Cameron was a prolific letter-writer.
This indicates that these HAs underwent hydrophobic aggregation with increasing difficulty, which may be ascribed to less molecular flexibility and/or stronger H-bonding.
One difficulty which may arise with the evaluation of the explicit formulas in (5) is that the computation of the Chi-square distribution can be slow for some parameter values.
On opening night, the play experienced a few technical difficulties, which may have added to the confusion.
Later they will probably have learning difficulties, which may be associated with other problems too, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
America's efforts to follow the Europeans with similar initiatives, however, are hampered by various legal difficulties which may require new legislation.
Two days later, he says lessons have been learned but negative publicity may cause him difficulties which may adversely affect future clients, suggesting he sees an ongoing career ahead, after all.
The spatial forms of the new buildings sometimes caused acoustic difficulties, which may help to account for the concomitant development of the new polyphonic music that supplemented the traditional Romanesque plainsong.
