Sentence examples for have a difficult time understanding from inspiring English sources

STONE: Americans have a difficult time understanding these issues.

I have a difficult time understanding this conclusion.

-Did your own parents or grandparents have a difficult time understanding or accepting technology that was new to your generation?

Even students on the 12th grade level have a difficult time understanding what a comma splice is and why it's not appropriate.

An IT pro not trained in security threat management might have a difficult time understanding and acting on a security report without this kind of help.

The fact that students have a difficult time understanding how characters can be mapped onto a tree (Fig. 2) after the Great Clade Race or computer simulations (Perry et al. 2008) suggests that other exercises are needed.

I'd been having a difficult time understanding it.

I am having a difficult time understanding why this needs to be such a rush job.

I am having a difficult time understanding and accepting the need for a lengthy discussion and a committee decision.

"Markets and the public are likely having a difficult time understanding exactly how fast the F.O.M.C. is likely to raise interest rates after the first rate hike," she said.

MOSUL (The Borowitz Report) — A spokesman for ISIS said on Tuesday that its leaders were "genuinely confused" by the abundant hotel analogies in Presidential candidate Donald Trump's announcement speech, acknowledging that they were having a difficult time understanding how his colorful anecdotes about running a hotel empire translated into a strategy to defeat the terror group.