"Like a lot of coaches I personally found it difficult to communicate with board members who are businessmen, not basketballers," he says.
Marie-Ange's parents soon changed their minds and wanted her to return home, but they found it difficult to communicate with her.
Not speaking the language, he found it difficult to communicate with his English crew, and rarely left his hotel room, while his relationship with his leading man, Oskar Werner, descended into open hostility.
Scott--who wants to be a petting zoo veterinarian--subsequently finds it difficult to communicate with his father.
First, over half the patients in this survey found it difficult to communicate with their physician, and most felt that doctors needed to focus more on symptoms and spend more time with patients to reach a diagnosis.
When I learned about the opportunity to go to Derbent and meet with children from other republics I was a little bit nervous, because even in my homeland I found it difficult to communicate with peers.
Statements made by the participants showed that FPs choose not to register patients with whom they find it difficult to communicate because of factors such as language, cultural differences, the possibility of migration, and the presence of serious health problems.
Even when GPs have nutritional knowledge, they find it difficult to communicate this knowledge effectively.
Thus, it seems that at least some participants find it difficult to communicate about their complaints.
