Sentence examples for prolonged difficulty from inspiring English sources

Drawing on the distinction between internal and external interfaces, Tsimpli and Sorace (2006) and Sorace and Serratrice (2009) have also argued that the syntax semantics interface (an internal interface) is eventually acquired at the near-native level, while, the syntax discourse interface (an external interface) presents prolonged difficulty in both L2 acquisition and L1 attrition.

Techniques for diagnosing the onset of OA are necessary to prevent chronic pain, prolonged difficulty in mobility, possible complications due to joint replacement surgery, and increased healthcare costs for the patient and society [ 10, 11].

As a mental health worker, the conditions under which people have to suffer prolonged difficulty accessing and affording services is enough to make me suicidal.

Treatment with intermittent catheterization (our preferred choice) or indwelling catheter placement is recommended if the patients have prolonged difficulty in urination.

This was, in part, because City College wanted to avoid conflict with the community following the prolonged difficulties encountered by nearby Columbia University as students rioted over its expansion activities.

A.&P.'s filing came as little surprise, as the company's prolonged financial difficulties prompted speculation about a potential bankruptcy filing.

While trade ties have flourished -- bilateral trade grew 30percentt last year -- China's increasing economic might and regional clout and Japan's prolonged economic difficulties appear to have increased mutual mistrust.

This choice is likely to be crucial to the success of NIV in selected categories of acute patients (for example, need for prolonged ventilatory support, difficulty in spontaneously clearing secretions, mouth-breathers) [ 18, 19].

If you are going through a prolonged period of difficulty, remind yourself that this, too, shall pass.

The American Jobs Act will also extend unemployment benefits to workers left jobless during a prolonged period of economic difficulty.

The only disease whose symptoms match those on display and which has not been conclusively ruled out may be narcolepsy, a neurological affliction leading to sudden and prolonged sleep and occasionally difficulty moving and speaking or hallucinations while awake.