Sentence examples for has difficulties with from inspiring English sources

Assange has difficulties with the messiness of trust, and in WikiLeaks he invented a system that made it largely unnecessary.

Like cities in other eastern European countries, Prague has difficulties with the supply and maintenance of housing.

Richard Gott apparently has difficulties with the notion that Farc is a terrorist organisation, and maintains that the group has "witnessed many changes over the past 40 years".

Julia may get twenty million up front per picture, but look, she has difficulties with boys, and, on a good day, she is surely one of the girls.

"For Some, Marijuana Grows Mean" (April 30) cites one youth who has difficulties with marijuana and has been under the care of the writer/doctor for over nine years.

In 1985, though, a book of mine was clobbered in the Book Review ("... [it] has difficulties with detail, pace and even words.... When Mr. Okrent is not forcing phrases, he collapses into cliché....".) by someone whose own book I had reviewed negatively -- for The Times! -- not three years earlier.

He has difficulty with his breathing, his swallowing, his jaw.

"Ryan has difficulty with expressive language," said his mother, Janet Cuccia.

Although he walks with a stick and has difficulty with stairs, his creative productivity remains astonishing.

In 1973, Chappy again "has difficulty with little girls".

"She has difficulty with language because of her left side brain injury from the gunshot wound".