Sentence examples for have the same difficulties from inspiring English sources

The minister of higher education, Valérie Pécresse, argued that French who grow up in a poor neighborhood have the same difficulties regardless of ethnicity.

Beckham is not expected to have the same difficulties getting in the side if his loan move from LA Galaxy eventually comes off, although Bentley sounds genuinely excited about that prospect.

One sibling who wanted to know what it was like for others in the same position as them stated "I know I'm not exactly alone and there are other people that have the same difficulties as me".

"We have the same difficulty with Leicester as all the other clubs," Pellegrini said.

Alternative approaches can have the same difficulty with far lower computational requirements).Dr Green says he has no particular political agenda for Zerocoin.

Finch and Cameron White did not seem to have the same difficulty with the wicket, amassing a quick 43 runs in the first five overs as Australia switched their dominance from ball to bat.

All three models examined show a decrease in terms of R2 and slope values when low concentration transcripts are considered, and all three models have the same difficulty predicting low target concentrations.

14 In theory, and similar to the graduations of a metric ruler, items should have the same difficulty for all diagnostic groups, regardless of the disease being measured.

If a child who is faced with a more intricate scenario needs CFR to answer the counterfactual question correctly, then children will have the same difficulty (or even more) answering the question about an agent's belief until they are 6 or older.

We found that as we got to know each other, although we had grown up in France 300 miles apart, we'd had the same difficulties as children.

His deputy, Anne Krueger, was more discouraging, saying, "We are not going to be able to lend into a situation where they continue having the same difficulties".