Sentence examples for have difficulty anticipating from inspiring English sources
A sergeant told a local newspaper that the highway patrol decided not to pursue criminal charges against the truck driver, Pablo Merlos, because "a normal prudent person would have difficulty anticipating traffic stopped at the other side of an overpass".
The report notes the department "had difficulty anticipating the extent of concern from communities" in Ferguson and therefore "officers reacted to problems instead of taking a proactive approach to preventing them".
Wall Street has trouble anticipating unprecedented events.
Any other methodology of decision support for mid- and long-term future choices supposedly will have comparable difficulties anticipating developments.
One theory is that cheerful people underestimate life's dangers and may also be more likely to have difficulty coping when things don't go as anticipated.
However, we did not anticipate that some participants will have difficulty rendering responses in quantitative Likert-type scales (range 1 4).
We anticipated that subjects with severe shoulder pathology like total shoulder arthoplasty, severe osteoarthritis, or with proximal humeral fractures might have difficulty with this task.
Have difficulty staying awake.
It had been anticipated that the government would have difficulties selling gilts given the referendum result, political turmoil and the size of the UK's budget deficit.
It was anticipated that although patients might have difficulties using HealthSpace these would generally be remedied by technical modifications to the software.
