Sentence examples for has trouble identifying from inspiring English sources

As she gets him to help with her latest patient, she has trouble identifying his role.

But, she added, when he reads to her she notices that he has trouble identifying words.

"Some countries have still had trouble identifying the benefits" of online commerce development, he said.

In fact, several residents on board had trouble identifying the day.

"That cutter down was sharp, and they had trouble identifying it," Torre said.

The authorities were slow to announce his death as they had trouble identifying the body.

The Walmart employees she has spoken with noted that customers don't have trouble identifying them as employees.

There are machines that read currency, but they can cost a lot and some have trouble identifying $20 bills.

The article states that the American International Group "was having trouble identifying just who its most highly paid employees were".

We also had a salad of exotic greens, and by "exotic" I mean I had trouble identifying them.

Neither Here Nor There Nowadays, stock footage is so ubiquitous, and so seamlessly appropriated, that even experts have trouble identifying it.