Sentence examples for have difficulty on from inspiring English sources

Many former foster children have difficulty on their own, struggling to support themselves and often ending up homeless.

BJ's forecast "paints a story of a company that will have difficulty on the gross margin line that is married to further spending on the technology side of the business," said Brian Sozzi, an analyst for Wall Street Strategies, in a note.

The results of Experiment 1 confirmed that some parents of children with ASD have difficulty on tests of facial identity recognition, but found no associations with severity of autistic traits as measured by the BAPQ.

Patients with right frontal or central damage have difficulty on this test [ 25].

Conversely, participants using a spatial strategy have difficulty on Part 2 of the probe trial because they require the landmarks to properly retrieve the objects.

82, 105 In the course of neuropsychiatric testing, patients with signs of dementia will often have difficulty on timed and repetitive activities, particularly the Grooved Pegboard assessment and the oral Trail Making B task.

But Snead's approach shots were erratic and he had difficulty on the greens.

Purdue quarterback Kyle Orton was 27 of 47 for 249 yards, but he had difficulty on third down because of the Ohio State defense.

Filter-based approaches of image noise estimation usually were more efficient but had difficulty on separating noise from images.

He finished a distant 14th, having difficulty on the technical descents on the course, and slipped to fourth overall.

He can be a really great drummer but he had difficulty on tour putting out the energy for the length of shows they were doing.