Sentence examples for encountering some difficulty from inspiring English sources
Despite encountering some difficulty with locating designated senior clinicians, 45 this resulted in a relatively high conversion rate of 36% of non-responders.
(The Nets are still encountering some difficulties in obtaining his release from his Belgrade team this summer).
A16 However, in the course of the interview, even the GPs who answered the direct question in the negative mentioned encountering some difficulties when faced with the somatic presenting behavior of the patients.
Bayer even encountered some difficulty scheduling games with teams from more affluent suburbs.
A while ago, Lord told me that when his agency was making the anti-smoking messages it encountered some difficulty in finding actors to play the parts.
The day after these revelations, which were accompanied in the newspapers by photographs of the Princess in her robes and with the sapphire in her nose, Associated Press dispatches from Washington indicated that she might encounter some difficulty in getting an introduction to President Harding.
Even if Mr. DeMint were to have a change of heart, he would encounter some difficulty in taking on the incumbent, since he brazenly backed a challenger to Mr. Bennett -- a clear violation of the unwritten rules of the clubby Senate.
In October, they encountered some difficulty with the health care website rollout.
Willow's character demanded that she be shy and unsure of herself, and the casting department encountered some difficulty finding actresses who could portray this effectively and still be likable.
None of the patients needed help in responding and five (39%) encountered some difficulty in understanding the questionnaire.
- The patient expresses his/her inner emotions fluently: no intervention - The patient encounters some difficulty talking about him/herself and remains on a superficial plane: the question may be rephrased in a more direct way: "Can you tell me what is going well and what isn't just now?".
