Sentence examples for difficulty with spelling from inspiring English sources
Gladwell says 'an extraordinarily high percentage of entrepreneurs are dyslexic.' A dyslexia researcher points out that this claim is based on a survey of 102 entrepreneurs and 37 corporate managers (out of 2,000 people contacted) and that it wasn't even designed to detect dyslexia, only dyslexia-like traits such as difficulty with spelling.
The difficulty with spelling reform is where does it end?
For example, dyslexia has become a catch-all word in SEN diagnosis: it can mean a difficulty with spelling, or with reading; but some claim a child's entire perception of the world can be shaped by dyslexia.
Children have developmental limitations, such as underdeveloped motor skills, difficulties with spelling, and trouble understanding hierarchies, classification schemes, and metadata, that make it difficult for them to find information, and challenging for adult designers to accommodate their needs.
It can manifest itself as difficulties with spelling, poor handwriting and trouble putting thoughts on paper.
He struggled with spelling.
Arab students have been shown to encounter greater difficulty with English spelling and word processing than proficiency equivalent ESL learners from other L1 backgrounds.
The current difficulties with "LaBrava" spell bad news for director Hal Ashby ("The Slugger's Wife"), who was set to direct.
Mnemosyne, whose name is spelled with some difficulty, is spelled on the lower part of your handout.
Subedar Himmat Khan took the piece of cardboard and asked the soldiers, "Does any one of you know how to read this?" Bashir came forward, picked up the cardboard piece, and said, "Yes, I can read a bit". With great difficulty he spelled out "Cha-p-Chapad-Jhun-Jhun…Chapad Jhunjhun…What's this?" Subedar Himmat Khan twirled his legendary long moustache vigorously.
