Sentence examples for has extreme difficulty from inspiring English sources

He has extreme difficulty breathing, particularly in cold weather.

"Because of the embargo, the market cannot cover the needs of the hospitals and patients and the ministry of health has extreme difficulty in importing goods," Boucenine said.

I'd bet that contributes to the high number of people who are anorgasmic (someone who has extreme difficulty reaching orgasm), or who have never had an orgasm 10-155% of adult women haven't orgasmed, according to research).

In the story, Piro has extreme difficulty understanding Megatokyo's female characters, making him for the most part ignorant of the feelings that the character Nanasawa Kimiko has for him, though he has become much more aware of her attraction as the series progressed.

He was repeatedly hospitalised, had extreme difficulty speaking and spent his last three decades in a wheelchair.

I have found that the town I am living in really dislikes the town I grew up in and therefore I have extreme difficulty finding work.

Crucially, Klingberg highlights the costs of missed diagnosis: children with working memory deficits have extreme difficulty attaining math and verbal skills and suffer from low self-esteem.

A woman in our group lent her that help and escorted her to the restroom, which someone unable to abandon her wheelchair might have had extreme difficulty reaching.

Even if Bianchi wanted to make major changes, he would have extreme difficulty because salary-cap restrictions won't allow it.

Dwyer returned to work in the Lab School, where he asked three boys who were having extreme difficulty learning to read if he could join their remedial-reading group.

"Businesses are having extreme difficulty in this world of intense global competition making price increases stick, and it's pretty much across the board, so they have to suffer with higher costs," Mr. Jones said.