Sentence examples for found some difficulty from inspiring English sources

I admit that I found some difficulty in organising a speech with any coherence because of the incoherence of the reasons.

As Churchill's daughter, Mary Soames, discloses in a perceptive and elegant introduction, Violet found some difficulty in accepting his marriage in 1908 to Clementine Hozier and was rather rude about her in letters and conversation.

And the f off-spinners don't turn.' I think an additional reason was that he found some difficulty in accepting the conventions of English cricket as it was then.

Candidates valued being able to communicate their skills during the MMI, but found some difficulty in interpreting the questions.

Candidates valued being able to convey a range of skills and experience during the MMIs, but found some difficulty in interpreting the questions, and were concerned that a lack of relevant experience in general practice might have inhibited their performance.

"I called friends in South Kordofan, and they say they've prepared for Christmas but found some difficulties because of security concerns; there were some harassments," the archdeacon said.

I mentioned about this problem and she told me she found some difficulties, that things were not simple but very complicated.

"I mentioned this problem and she told me she found some difficulties, that things were not simple but very complicated".

In applying KC's method, we found some difficulties in calculation for certain scenarios due to the discrete nature of the binomial distribution.

We found some difficulties in the classification between GPA and MPA with the EMEA algorithm; for example, of the nine patients classified as having GPA owing to the presence of GPA surrogate markers, five had chronic sinusitis in which granulomatous inflammation was not proven by histology.

"Do you find some difficulty working together?" asked Michael Parkinson, the host.