Sentence examples for more difficulty seeing from inspiring English sources
Most hitters have more difficulty seeing the ball during the day, but for Hamilton the numbers are radically different.
Davy had difficulty seeing Faraday as anything more than his valet, and even tried to block his admission to the Royal Society.
According to the authors of Guerrilla Marketing for Job-Hunters, many technical professionals, scientists, and engineers have difficulty seeing themselves as anything more than a commodity.
In men, more difficulty was seen in the oldest age group 75 84 years compared to all the younger age groups for ADL function (p < 0.025), Sport and Recreation function (p < 0.030).
For QOL more difficulty was seen in the oldest age group 75 84 years compared to the youngest age group 18 34, p = 0.045, Table 1 and Figure 2. In women, the age group 55 74 years reported worse outcome compared to both the younger age groups in Pain (p < 0.007), ADL (p < 0.030), Sport and Recreation (p < 0.001) and QOL (p < 0.002).
While nearly twenty million Americans "had difficulty with physical tasks relating to upper body function," more than eight million over the age of fifteen have difficulty seeing and seven and a half million reported difficulty hearing.
For instance, studies haven't found that men who use more porn have more erectile difficulties (see here and here for summaries of two recent studies on this topic).
Difficulty seeing in the dark.
Difficulty seeing and/or double vision.
The diagnostic manuals ICD-10 and DSM-IV (American Psychiatric Association 1994; World Health Organization 1993) use different terminology, but both make a clear diagnostic distinction between a specific developmental disorder affecting language and the more pervasive difficulties seen in autism.
