Sentence examples for pronounced difficulty from inspiring English sources

But, the team reported, he "continued to have pronounced difficulty performing fine movements with his left hand".

Saga's pronounced difficulty in navigating personal relationships, combined with a traumatic family background that we are gradually learning more about, mean that eating as a communal activity is entirely alien.

Lee Westwood is perhaps the exact opposite of his countryman Donald – a great player from tee to green who has pronounced difficulties when it comes to putting – and he may also have a problem answering every question on the exam paper.

In addition, they had pronounced difficulties in the color word condition of the Stroop test and exhibited lower interference scores, indicating poorer interference control.

At that time, she still presented with loss of energy and pronounced difficulties in concentration.

"No one's touching you," I pronounced with difficulty, turning toward the door and putting my hand out to press the button.

They expressed pronounced discomfort and difficulties with condoms and, after diagnosis, the majority of reported sex acts remained unprotected.

Currently his speech in Arabic is fluent and grammatically correct, but with occasional paraphasias and pronounced word-finding difficulties.

Parents completed the Childhood Autism Spectrum Test (CAST [ 24]), a 30-item questionnaire that enquires about various autistic traits, such as lack of social interest, pronounced interests, and difficulties with conversation.

Word recognition tests demonstrate a strong correlation with general reading ability and reading comprehension [ 13], with evidence suggesting that if a person has difficulty pronouncing dental-related words, then that person may additionally have difficulty with comprehension; a higher order skill [ 14].

For example some people have difficulty pronouncing the "r" sound, as it does not exist in their native language, while other people have difficulty with certain consonant clusters, such as the "th" sound.