Sentence examples for difficulty with language from inspiring English sources

The patient, Karine Aquilino, 37, has had difficulty with language, walking and balance since a routine operation for congenital hydrocephaly in August 2000, said her lawyer, Thomas A. Moore.

"She has difficulty with language because of her left side brain injury from the gunshot wound".

The diagnosis of PPA requires that for at least the first 2 years the most prominent clinical feature must be difficulty with language (Mesulam, 2003).

Most parents reported a history of delayed reading, and six said they still experienced some form of difficulty with speech, language or reading.

While some children have difficulty with language-based concepts and mental manipulation, the digital globe works for nearly everyone, Mr. Mascotti says.

Language disorders are identified when a person has difficulty with expressive language, receptive language, or pragmatic language.

Orton argued that a failure to develop a dominant language hemisphere led to difficulties with speech, language and reading.

Despite the general difficulties with language that aphasics have, some patients can still swear fluently.

"Even though Denmark and Sweden are close, we're quite different and also we have different ways of working," said The Bridge's Swedish co-producer Anders Landstrom, who sees European co-productions as a pragmatic solution to securing funding for high-quality, original television – despite occasional difficulties with language and working practices.

"There are difficulties with language but we've already proven we can overcome that.

These are not difficulties with language per se, but rather reflect the limited capacity of the human mind to grasp the totality of its involvements.