Sentence examples for interests and difficulties from inspiring English sources
Opening up crowded urban areas full of terror targets to large numbers of flying platforms is always going to be packed with conflicting interests and difficulties.
Both extremes have in common certain core autistic features, such as preoccupation with detail, obsessional interests and difficulties in understanding another person's perspective.
Individuals with an autism spectrum condition (autism hereafter) are characterized by repetitive and stereotyped interests, and difficulties with social interaction and communication (American Psychiatric Association, 1994).
Parents completed the Childhood Autism Spectrum Test (CAST [ 24]), a 30-item questionnaire that enquires about various autistic traits, such as lack of social interest, pronounced interests, and difficulties with conversation.
Based on the massy experience the paper discusses the challenge, interest and difficulties of modelling of food and food processes.
I see this as you entering into the love that was in your parents' relationship and accepting that there was this passion, interest and difficulty.
In a search for an EMS-induced mutation in Arabidopsis thaliana, we faced both of the problems mentioned above, i.e. low recombination frequency in the region of interest, and difficulty of phenotype detection in some mixed Col L er backgrounds.
Add a cumbersome bureaucracy and conflicting government interests and the difficulties and challenges to studying and conserving tigers seem almost insurmountable.
Reasons why consumers do not use the nutrition label information include lack of interest, time, and difficulties in understanding the label.
The two have become allies and close friends; their bond forged through shared interests and the difficulty women face handling the White House boys' club, said one former official.
The fear of government-run health care, the power of vested interests, and the difficulty of completely overhauling the system have made the single-payer solution a bridge too far for Washington, and for much of the public as well.
