Sentence examples for had difficulty remembering from inspiring English sources

He may well have had difficulty remembering this blameless bureaucrat's name: it was Amadeu Altafaj-Tardio.

The debate turned farcical when the Oxford-educated Mr. Osborne, under questioning by Parliament, had difficulty remembering the last time he had eaten a pasty.

Julia sometimes had difficulty remembering a conversation from the day before, but she could recall events from 50 years ago with surprising clarity.

Asked to describe the first place they lived as young adults, most of the candidates recalled with fondness the small spaces where they started out — in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, with two Republicans in the dark blue of the Upper West Side — even if some had difficulty remembering precisely where those apartments were.

The prime minister had difficulty remembering at the inquiry on Thursday how often he had met Brooks in Oxfordshire in the years leading up to the 2010 general election and was forced to discuss the meaning of a fawning "we're definitely in this together!" text sent to him by the then News International chief executive in October 2009.

He remained engaged with events but had difficulty remembering names – a trait that he had had, to a lesser extent, throughout his life, and that he managed by rehearsing greeting the members of his next committee in front of his shaving mirror.

A little girl at the time, I have since had difficulties remembering her.

However, in a pilot study, we found that the IPAQ questionnaire was not suitable for older adults as they had difficulties remembering the amount of time they spent doing different activities each day.

Having difficulty remembering important details of recent events.

Why do we need a new seven when most people have difficulty remembering the original wonders?

But neither woman has difficulty remembering where the meeting took place.