Sentence examples for having difficulties doing from inspiring English sources

In his autobiography, I, Me, Mine (1980), Harrison recalls writing the tune on an organ and, not being an accomplished keyboard player, having difficulties doing the correct fingering in both hands.

And even parents who suspect that their teenager is having difficulties do not often know how to help, she said.

He was having difficulty doing so.

And almost everybody reported one or more disability, like having difficulty doing errands alone or climbing stairs or walking.

"Quite frankly, I think they were having difficulty doing meaningful science with the existing configuration," Mr. Boehlert said.

Independent living difficulty is determined if the respondent reports having difficulty doing errands alone such as visiting a doctor's office or shopping due to a physical, mental, or emotional condition [ 18, 19, 36].

If you're really having difficulty doing this, you can consider getting a cat harness, as long as it doesn't hurt the kitty.

The importance of eliciting patient's preferences was widely acknowledged, but GPs had difficulties doing this in practice.

We did expect to find group differences for low frequent words: Skilled readers should be able to successfully decode low frequent words, while dyslexic readers should have difficulties doing so (due to their reduced ability to apply grapheme-phoneme correspondences).

Experienced campers have been doing this for years and still have difficulties doing this in the dark.

Ask at a notions or craft store about tools to help thread needles if you have difficulties doing this.