Sentence examples for has serious difficulties from inspiring English sources

below 70, and who consequently has serious difficulties coping with routine aspects of daily life, in school and at work.

This view is attractive but has serious difficulties.

According to the META observations, Sven has serious difficulties to manage his push-button telephone and cell phone.

For example, she has serious difficulties to identify and choose correct functions in the cell phone, to perform actions in a logical sequence, and to dial a telephone number (see Table  2).

In that case, which involved a similar challenge by a Kansas sex offender, the justices held that the state must prove that a sex offender has "serious difficulty in controlling behavior" before a civil commitment can occur.

Food banks said they would have serious difficulties finding volunteers to spare.

"I have serious difficulties in seeing him staying on," she said.

The government has had serious difficulties recruiting soldiers from Pashtun tribes in the south of the country.

Given a few days' notice, these cities had serious difficulties getting people out of harm's way.

The combined company kept the Waste Management name but had serious difficulties integrating the two businesses, Ms. Voss said.

"We are an NGO, we are independent of the government but due to sanctions we had serious difficulties in obtaining camera traps, for example.