Not one to dwell on difficulties, Audiard says working with non-French-speaking actors was not especially hard.
One question on difficulties falling asleep and one question on sleep quality.
The third health profile, FRAIL, was again a distinctly lower level of health based on difficulties with the health domains and presence of one or more of the health conditions.
Several petitions have pressed the Egyptian government to revoke the emergency laws, most recently one filed by the Arab Program for Human Rights Activists, which reports on difficulties facing human rights advocates in the Arab world.
The other excerpts come from a manual on difficulties associated with childbirth.
Because these memories have a generic feel – they concentrate on difficulties with girls – they are less interesting than the musical reminiscences.
That imperfect fluency allows for reflection on difficulties of expression and communication that are endemic to all of our attempts to make meaning.
Everything reminds her of her dead husband, but the Bulgarian, with his "dogged clasp on difficulties," blots out her husband's face.
DR. TOM ROSENTHAL of U.C.L.A. Medical Center, on difficulties of pursuing "slow medicine," an approach that encourages less aggressive care in the final months of an elderly patient's life.
That is a source of its strengths, and suggestive too of its weaknesses: it eagerly wants to celebrate that identity and create a strong political front; it is less interested in reflecting on difficulties and making distinctions.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 12 , 1944P. 21 On being a bad credit risk; on receiving letters from credit managers, all beginning with the word "Frankly;" and on difficulties with laundries, landlords, public utilities, etc.
