Sentence examples for having a difficulty with from inspiring English sources

A daily practice we use is where we focus on a person we may be having difficulty with or is having a difficulty with us.

"We have a difficulty with transport".

As a child in Japan, she had a difficulty with phonological processing very similar to that experienced by dyslexics — but, at the time, the diagnosis did not exist there.

"Buddhism, like many traditions, has had a difficulty with gender bias, and I think it's very important to support the education of young nuns," Wellenbach told CBC at the time.

So perhaps it is not surprising that nearly four times as many children have dyslexia, a difficulty with reading, as have specific language impairment (SLI), a difficulty with spoken language.

The difficulty with personality disorder is that they have a real difficulty with a core identity or feeling of self.

But with the United States we had a serious difficulty with regard to night raids and civilian casualties, which has now improved after much work.

He's able to write and hear but has a little difficulty with his speech," Lyons said.

So Walsh wouldn't have any difficulty with choosing a gay band member now? 'Well, not so much probably......

E18: We are having a lot of difficulty with respect to integration with the community.

TONY BLAIR is not the only one having a little local difficulty with his party in Wales.