Sentence examples for have difficulty driving from inspiring English sources

As a result, many have difficulty driving long distances, crossing bridges, and driving through tunnels.

Darkness – without good night vision, humans have difficulty driving well at night.

"My neck became so stiff I had difficulty driving," she says.

For example, the patient who had difficulty driving had been involved in a road traffic accident, the patient with night time wandering had drowned, the patient with side effects of drug treatment was hospitalised, and so on.

In this circumstance, we have difficulty to keep the driving lane.

Four years after a stroke, eighty per cent of patients still report impairment so severe that they have difficulty grooming, bathing, cooking, and driving.

She had to cross the bridge by car for her work as a nurse, but had difficulties with driving its slope.

Lacoste et al. [ 21] found that children with CP who self-propelled their wheelchairs had difficulties in driving due to postural instability.

My experience with clients who have A.D.H.D. or Asperger's is that they often have difficulty sorting out what is important to look at in the driving environment.

Patients with bilateral SCFE may have difficulty with daily activities including sitting upright in a chair, tying their shoes, riding a bicycle and driving a car.

An expert may have difficulty stating the empirical basis for his or her conclusion that ASD-related deficits were instrumental in driving a defendant's violent behavior.