Sentence examples for most difficulty with from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we have the most difficulty with the girls.

The ones who had the most difficulty with the concept, Atkinson found, were the tough negotiators.

It is the long and narrow restaurants with bars up front that have the most difficulty with traffic jams.

Racers had the most difficulty with Turn 1, a 120-degree curve at the end of the Pratt Street straightaway.

Of all Graham's books, this was the one I had most difficulty with: all the technical manipulation made its concept harder, rather than easier to assimilate.

What I was having the most difficulty with, I told Joyanna Silberg, an expert in child abuse who lives in Baltimore, was the disconnect between this highly respected educator and the unsavory charges against him.

Of the seven deadly sins, he said: "Anger is the one I've had most difficulties with.

Mothers experienced the greatest loss of function in relation to work outside the home, while fathers had the most difficulties with participating in social life.

The hypothesis underlying this reversal training was that the birds would have most difficulties with reversing their response to triplets that had become associated strongly with the feedback during the string training.

For the remaining 10 children, the tasks they had most difficulties with were manipulation of fasteners and zippers in clothing, wiping self thoroughly after bowel movements and tying shoelaces.

Advocates for the homeless said the new rules could force troubled and mentally ill homeless people, who have the most difficulty dealing with rigidly organized settings, out onto the streets just as winter approached.