Sentence examples for more difficulties with from inspiring English sources

More growing pains, more difficulties with girls.

Qualitative measures showed the severe TBI group to have more difficulties with gross arm control, hand control, and hand function.

Now, as the cloud completes a second tour of the earth, it is bringing even more difficulties with it.

The new CBO score could easily show fewer people covered, more difficulties with insurance markets, and higher premiums for people in greatest need of help.

And only 6% of patients are awarded a care package, despite 97% experiencing two or more difficulties with daily living activities.

Claire Whyley, head of the council's research programme, said: 'While the majority of consumers dislike call centres, the people we spoke to on low incomes faced far more difficulties with them.

Women with caring responsibilities have more difficulty with this [pressure].

Their surveys show Iranians experienced more difficulty with non-.ir websites than with.ir websites.

Yes – depression and irritability as well as more difficulty with impulse control could all be possible symptoms of the TBI.

We have more difficulty with being flexible or open to new ideas, and we start seeing things in simplistic ways.

He has had more difficulty with another project – opening his own free school in Hammersmith, west London.