Sentence examples for has considerable difficulties from inspiring English sources

The linear module performs reasonably well in the wetter catchments but has considerable difficulties when applied to the drier catchments where a hydrologic response is dominated by quick flow.

The SUD + ADHD group of patients mainly lacks inhibition of impulsiveness and therefore has considerable difficulties focusing as well as maintaining structure.

Nawrocki noted that for products like Kraft De Luxe and its imitators, the "cheese slices often stick together, and a consumer has considerable difficulty in trying to separate the individual slices without tearing them".

Sennacherib had considerable difficulties with Babylonia.

Insecurity makes civil servants reluctant to go to work, and deeply discourages private investment from outside.The new council will have considerable difficulties addressing the power complaints.

Defenders and critics said that she had considerable difficulties overcoming the perception in the bank, where employees tend to be liberal in their politics, that she was part of a coterie of conservative advisers around Mr. Wolfowitz.

As a patient in a private asylum near Paris, he had considerable difficulties with the French police, who were supported by the doctors; he was at last taken home to Bergamo by his devoted nephew Andrea, son of his eldest brother.

People with disabilities sometimes have considerable difficulties, or even physical incapacities, performing daily tasks independently.

In a previous study a group of children with cerebral palsy (CP) were found to have considerable difficulties with narratives, performing several standard deviations below the criteria for the Information score of the Bus Story Test (BST).

But at the same time, an internal report lamented, the service had "considerable difficulties in this matter of recruiting.

Persons with dementia might have considerable difficulties in using an ordinary telephone.