Sentence examples for expressing difficulty with from inspiring English sources

Reviewers complained about the game's controls, expressing difficulty with coordinating the four characters, with problems arising specifically in enemy encounters with characters that were not being controlled.

Further, 94.5% were determined to have 'unmet dental needs', expressing difficulties with chewing, oral pain, speech and appearance, among other issues.

In particular, clinicians express difficulty with their ability to deprescribe (i.e. reduce or stop medications that are potentially inappropriate).

Although face-to-face communication was seen as the most troublesome, interviewees also expressed difficulty with more formal forms of communication, such as email and written reports.

We need many more paediatric nurses, especially in the provinces… but we can only send a couple each year…so it would be better if we could start a course here, the midwifery training has been very successful.' Many nurses expressed difficulty with separation from their family when they went to PNG for post-graduate studies.

Physicians expressed difficulties with Portuguese language pronunciation (Table 1).

When asked to expand on the possible ways in which this was an issue, many of those interviewed expressed difficulties with "communication" as the main contributing factor.

This indicates that participants responded positively to the value suggestions given to them by workshop assistants, who helped if the participants expressed difficulties with suitable associations.

The participants expressed difficulties with this in a range of ways.

A large proportion of respondents expressed difficulties with the response category Don't know.

Women expressed difficulties with the change in life situation because they were dependent on others in coping with everyday life.