Sentence examples for fits difficulty from inspiring English sources

Last October high school athletes in the Houston suburb of Deer Park experienced coughing fits, difficulty breathing and other forms of respiratory distress during one of the worst smog episodes in the Houston area in years.

Reasons for not using their AFO included "poor fit", difficulty donning, and no apparent benefit to standing, walking, and ADLs.

Specifically, patients could indicate to what extent they were bothered by the following 12 possible complaints: gagging, pain, pressure, burning feeling, aesthetics, looseness of fit, difficulty with chewing, difficulty with talking, dry mouth, wet mouth, painful corners of mouth, or other complaints (this latter option was used by less than 10%% of the patients).

Although I'm a runner and physically fit, the difficulty of the trail soon had me questioning my ability to master the unfamiliar rough terrain.

However, Avlund et al. [ 55] advocated the rejection of the reduced speed scale (in favour of the 'tiredness') due to severe heterogeneity across age groups, as well as model fit difficulties.

On purely practical terms, more independent organisations have great difficulty fitting into the schema of Chinese policymaking.

Is he having difficulty fitting in time with his two young children under the terms of his divorce?

On set he had difficulty fitting in and took offense at the way he felt his castmates tended to horse around.

Composing "I Got Rhythm, Georgee and his brother Ira (his frequent lyricist, of course) had difficulty fitting appropriate lyrics to the melody.

Though financial aid covered 95 percent of his school fees, Mr. Morgan-Thomas said he had no difficulty fitting in during his seven years there.

The more pressing problem is that the Heat would have difficulty fitting three maximum contracts under the salary cap, which will be $58.04 million next season.