Sentence examples for does this difficulty from inspiring English sources

Nor does this difficulty only affect the rights of office-holders like journalists; Raz admits that weighty rights such as the rights of free expression and freedom of contract are not justified solely by the interests of the individual citizens who hold them (Raz 1996a, 30 43, 131).

Not only does this paradox create difficulty for diagnosing disease by Aβ plaque deposition, it remains awkward for the amyloid hypothesis.

Does this complicate the difficulties she faces?

Over 90% of men and women could feed themselves (792/841) and wash their face and hands (789/841) without difficulty whilst cutting toenails was the activity with which most men and women had difficulty; only 31% (160/522) of women and 41% (131/319) of men could do this without difficulty (Table 3).

Because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition lasting 6 months or more, does this person have any difficulty in doing any of the following activities?

Not only does this term underestimate patients' difficulties, it also pays little attention to the conflicting demands (few resources, high expectations) laid upon clinicians.

What does this tell us about the difficulties of voice recognition technology?

Some participants' perceptions also reflected discontent with the module activities, either due to the lack of interest in the experimental procedures ("We have done this before") or difficulty understanding the module content or procedures ("Confusing, didn't really pop out").

If not, then try anyway, it's normal for beginning French students to struggle with this, but an advanced student should be able to do this with little difficulty.

There are inherent difficulties with this approach as 74.5% of the survey respondents did not routinely do this, illustrating the difficulties of adapting practice to reflect the significant evidence base.

They had great difficulty doing this in the 1990s when only Iran and a weak Russia supported their opponents.