Sentence examples for how much difficulties from inspiring English sources

In general, because of the frightening and potentially stigmatizing nature of the cancer and high prevalence of psychological distress among cancer patients, physicians should be aware of how much difficulties the patients experience.

There were a few patients complaining of difficulties in answering item 8 (How much difficulties do you experience doing push-ups or other strenuous exercises because of your shoulder?) and item 9 (How much has your shoulder affected your ability to throw hard or far?) in WORC because they never did strenuous shoulder activities like push-ups or had never tried to throw hard or far.

But how long, and how much difficulty?

Federal officials suggested that states survey Medicaid recipients to see how much difficulty they had in scheduling doctor's appointments.

How much difficulty stems from the debt inherited in 1999, when the county spun off the system?

With the city still trying to fully restore public transit and electricity, it remains to be seen how much difficulty fans may have in getting to and from the Garden.

"It's going to be tough for them to decide just how much difficulty to put into every program because they don't want to push it too much," said Scott Hamilton, the 1984 Olympic gold medalist who is now a figure skating commentator.

It's startling how much difficulty he has energizing a shot of two people talking in a room, though, as one digital landscape follows another, it's also easy to imagine that much of his energy was sucked up by the movie's technical challenges.

How much difficulty did you have finding energy for your hobbies?

Mr Duncan Smith insisted this was not a straight forward change, and that people would be assessed in two stages - on how much difficulty they have in reaching 20m first, and then 50m.

Therefore, noradrenergic modulation of cognitive flexibility is affected by how much difficulty the subject is encountering when searching for the solution, a pattern consistent with what might be expected in an effect on the search of the semantic and associative network.