It is of note that 22% of the people, who had no difficulties accepting the loss of their teeth, still felt unprepared for the effects of tooth loss.
The over-riding emotion felt by individuals who had no difficulties accepting the loss of their teeth was one of relief (25 people).
In comparison with people who had no difficulties accepting the situation, these people are more likely to feel less confident about themselves and are more likely to feel inhibited in carrying out a range of activities.
Mr President, first of all I should like to thank Mr Bertens for his report which highlights something which the Commission has no difficulty in accepting.
Chinese officialdom has often had difficulty accepting criticism – especially from outside experts in a public setting – and whether this critical shortcoming is a consequence of traditional mores or a Leninist political culture is hard to determine.
Hoppus had initially had difficulty accepting the group's new direction.
Galileo, a man of strong religious conviction, had no difficulty in accepting what his scientific research told him and maintaining his faith in God.
Jones, said Mr Jim Jenkins, senior research officer at the Medical Research Centre unit at Graylingwell Hospital, Chichester, seems to fit the pattern of a powerful leader, a man who sees himself as a latterday Messiah and has no difficulty in persuading others to accept his beliefs.
McLaughlin said he had not presented a counterproposal because the union has had difficulty accepting the Garden's plan.
Italy's former prime minister has had difficulty accepting that he lost power at last month's general election.
Again, their issue has been jealousy, since Mr. Resnick is very sociable and Ms. Figueroa has difficulty accepting his friendships with other women in their circle.
