Sentence examples for had greater difficulties from inspiring English sources

The more complex societies in this sample had greater difficulties in coping with sudden, massive stresses, apparently because of their greater reliance on the built environment, staple cultigens, long-range trade networks, greater population density, competitive to hostile political landscapes, redistributive economies, and other centralized institutions.

The univariate analyses showed that pain patients, compared with patients without pain, were more often females, older, divorced, foreign-born, had been more often on sick-leave, were more preoccupied with how to make ends meet and had greater difficulties in raising a reasonable sum of money within a specific period of time.

On the other hand, women had greater difficulties in expressing their needs to others and higher social anxiety regarding criticism and rejection, corroborating with data found in the literature (Caballo et al., 2014; Muller et al., 2009).

Novick and Catley (2007) found that undergraduate students had greater difficulties extracting the hierarchical structure and relationships in angled cladograms than rectangular ones (what they refer to as ladders and trees, respectively) despite their being equivalent in terms of the information they contain.

They also noted that they had greater difficulties losing excess weight once they had acquired it.

It may also be that patients with more intra-operative blood loss are more likely to return later as the surgeon will have had greater difficulties in ensuring correct haemostasis.

Mr. Netanyahu has had greater difficulty finessing the relationship with Poland.

KPA repeatedly attacked at night, when American soldiers were resting and had greater difficulty resisting.

But de Jesus had great difficulties making her original payments.

However, he had great difficulty focusing and maintaining concentration.

Then I would have had great difficulty finding a job.