Sentence examples for has difficulty answering from inspiring English sources

But Noelson still has difficulty answering questions in English in Mrs. Wong-Skillin's class.

Smile, nod, and don't flinch if the candidate stumbles or has difficulties answering a question.

"Why from Casablanca to Niamey?" They have difficulty answering.

In "What I Discovered from Interviewing Imprisoned ISIS Fighters," which The Nation published in October, Wilson reports that the captives, who included a car bomber and other fighters, were often "woefully ignorant about Islam" and had "difficulty answering questions about Sharia law, militant jihad, and the caliphate".

This indicates that the participants may not be connecting return on investment to initial investment capital and had difficulty answering the question.

On physical examination, the patient was alert and oriented to name and place, but was ill-appearing and had difficulty answering most questions.

Hillary Clinton was asked some tough questions, had difficulty answering those tough questions.

"But it appears many of them might have difficulty answering Econ 101 questions".

Congressman Cory Gardner had difficulty answering a yes-no question on climate change during the Denver Post debate last Tuesday….

Yeah, I could see him having difficulty answering yes-no questions, because he does try to — he's very slick.

This puts our children on the path to recovery -- even if we have difficulty answering their questions.