Sentence examples for of language difficulty from inspiring English sources

The trouble is, that system is mostly hidden from the outside world by a combination of language difficulty and the pitch-dark opacity that envelops much important business here.

From a total of 11 453 calls to residential landlines that were answered, 6354 declined to participate and 233 were excluded because of language difficulty.

This distinction is important because the Interface Hypothesis thereby provides a mechanism (through feedback) for gesture to either reflect linguistic choices made in the face of language difficulty or to compensate for them.

Loss of language (difficulty with grammar, syntax, articulation, speech) and motor function (declining muscle control), main symptoms of Adams' (and Ravel's) illness, have long been known to neurologists as the result of lesions on the left frontal lobe.

The mix-up was a result of language difficulties – you might say we were lost in translation.

Her books included "A Bibliography on the Nature, Recognition and Treatment of Language Difficulties" (1966) and "Developmental Language Disability: Adult Accomplishments of Dyslexic Boys" (1968).

Some 41% of respondents said they had been made fun of because of language difficulties, 31% said skin colour, 29% because of racial difference and 27% because of their religion.

The operations are often hard to penetrate because of language difficulties and the very closed nature of Chinese, Albanian or other gangs engaged in trafficking, said Bjorn Clarberg, a Swedish police officer who specializes in illegal immigration.

Mr. Chaudhry took several years to earn a college degree in finance, partly because of language difficulties, and partly because he was always working — mostly at the celebrated Drake Hotel.

The case, which has been delayed because of language difficulties, changes in lawyers and extensive court hearings, has drawn interest in the Chinese immigrant community in Flushing, which has raised money for bail and legal fees for the couple.

Bentall's approach, for instance, faces the issue of what degree of language difficulties counts as pathological, and Spaulding et al. need to find a way of distinguishing a clinical problem from a phenomenon that is normal but unwelcome.