Sentence examples for encountered more difficulties from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, foreigners unskilled in Japanese encountered more difficulties due to the language barrier, although they found unique utility in the employment of Internet-based methods for overcoming that barrier.

Although they encountered more difficulties, postgraduates still recognized the value of statistics in their future professional careers.

When our respondents tried to obtain data from manufactures they experienced longer waits, received fewer individual patient data, needed to make more requests, encountered more difficulties, and were less likely to be able to use the data.

NPT students had also encountered more difficulties than PT students with physical examination (e.g., in ophthalmology and neurology) and recognizing pathological signs in patients (e.g., wheezing sounds, liver enlargement, and cardiac murmurs).

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has encountered more difficulty coming to terms with his agonising championship loss in 2008 than his recovery from a life-threatening accident that curtailed last year's campaign.

He found the Army eager to cooperate, but encountered more difficulty with Rear Admiral Francis W. Rockwell, the commander of the Amphibious Force, Pacific Fleet, and later the IX Amphibious Force.

It appears that the rail authority has encountered more difficulty than it expected in finding a replacement for Morales, according to officials close to the project who spoke on condition of anonymity when discussing personnel matters.

In addition, given the variation in years of education among our participants, less literate patients may have encountered more difficulty completing the self-report measures, potentially contributing to response bias.

And as more countries around the world move to chip-and-PIN cards, it's inevitable that Americans will encounter more difficulties paying for things abroad.

​Women are increasingly choosing to marry and have children later — the average age at first childbirth has risen steadily for decades — which means that when they are ready to become mothers, women may encounter more difficulties in becoming pregnant.

By Sky Dylan-Robbins November 24 , 2014​Women are increasingly choosing to marry and have children later — the average age at first childbirth has risen steadily for decades — which means that when they are ready to become mothers, women may encounter more difficulties in becoming pregnant.