Sentence examples for had a difficulty from inspiring English sources

The British Europhiles who shared the continental Europeans' anxieties and ambitions had a difficulty.

Raisman had a difficulty score of 6.5 compared with Mustafina's 5.9.

No sooner had a difficulty been identified than members returned to their home turf and devised a practical solution.

As a lung specialist, I have had a difficulty explaining to my patients why their inhalers now cost four times more than anywhere else on the planet.

"I was brought up in a time when if you had a difficulty like that, it was just good form to solve it and keep your own counsel, if you could," he said.

As a child in Japan, she had a difficulty with phonological processing very similar to that experienced by dyslexics — but, at the time, the diagnosis did not exist there.

If a user indicated that a given item had a difficulty-value D and a resolution-time T, then we labeled the SAD documents associated to that item with a difficulty D and a time T only when: i) the documents had not been labeled before, or ii) the documents had been labeled before with lower values.

I have a difficulty here.

"We have a difficulty with transport".

O.K. My child has a difficulty: verbal apraxia, sensory integration, low muscle tone, allergies, etc.

And some people have a difficulty — like, where's the protagonist?