Sentence examples for has difficulty distinguishing from inspiring English sources

She has difficulty distinguishing the weeds from the flowers.

It has difficulty distinguishing between friend and foe.

It has difficulty distinguishing itself from its easy sister the historical romance.

Information at Mr. James's site makes clear that real-life meetings are not included in the package, and that "anyone who has difficulty distinguishing reality from fantasy should not use this service".

As highlighted in the introduction, C-band radar has difficulty distinguishing volcanic plumes from various meteorological phenomena.

The statistical based nature of LCF has difficulty distinguishing between reference compounds that have similar structure such as calcium phosphate mineral species.

We are told that children, in their innocence, have difficulty distinguishing between fantasy and reality.

And because colorblind people can usually perceive colors and have difficulty distinguishing only some of them, many do not even know they have the deficiency.

One report, however, concluded that many companies "had difficulty distinguishing between the effects of the safeguard measures and other changes in market conditions".

While far more shades exist in nature, those outside the triangle are rare, and most people would have difficulty distinguishing them from very similar shades within the triangle.

"They will eat tree snails that are so tough you would have difficulty distinguishing it from a section of rubber tire.