Sentence examples for have difficulties drawing from inspiring English sources

The students have difficulties drawing conclusions and interpreting their findings, but it is instructive.

As stimulus efforts disappear and unemployment remains high, economists worry that businesses will have difficulty drawing customers.

However, I have difficulty drawing from my imagination, and this bothers me because I want to be able to create images on my own.

Methodologies that prioritise the particular [ 23], for example, or which seek a dialogical consensus between a specific group of people, may have difficulty drawing conclusions that go beyond that particular problem or context.

Many test readers had difficulties drawing conclusions for action from inconclusive data or unclear statements.

Now as before, he said, he has difficulty drawing background: "I can draw people in any pose imaginable, but I have trouble drawing tables and chairs.

The lawsuit, filed Friday in federal court, also says that prison officials have had difficulty drawing blood from Mr. Cooey for medical procedures.

Mr. Weissler said yesterday that the show also had difficulty drawing young children -- a target audience -- to the theater during the school year.

There is some resentment over expansion of American legal power, but because many of the cases relate to human rights' claims, critics have had difficulty drawing attention to their concerns.

New York also had difficulty drawing fans to Hilltop Park.

Robert suffered shell shock during World War I, and following the war had difficulty drawing.