Students, do you have a hard time comprehending that racial discrimination was legal until the 1960s?
Many dealers are advertising discounts that even they have a hard time comprehending.
Their participation in classroom activities is also poor and they have a hard time comprehending the lessons".
As such, I have a hard time comprehending the ferocity with which so many have opposed health care reform in the United States.
The word "addiction" comes from a Latin term meaning "enslaved by" or "bound to". Anyone with an addiction understands this; those without have a hard time comprehending it.
I have a hard time comprehending how Eric R. Rudolph, a man suspected of random and gruesome attacks, can garner the support of any of my fellow countrymen.
I had a hard time comprehending how a river only 40 yards wide could carve a canyon it had taken me a day and a half to traverse.
"These are often students whose reading and writing in English is excellent, but whom Americans have a very hard time comprehending, and it calls for a lot of work," said Dawn Bikowski, the director of the English Language Improvement Program here.
And while others have a hard time comprehending it because they don't do it, the reality in this New York market is that I probably spend less time commuting than most people in the suburbs do".
She has trouble distinguishing certain letters — an E on the eye chart looks like a U to her — and when first presented with information, she has a hard time comprehending it.
