Sentence examples for skills problems with from inspiring English sources

It is true that many birth fathers have inadequate parental skills, problems with substance abuse, and poor job histories.

At birth, I had two cardiac arrests, one after the other, that damaged two parts of my brain, left me with weak hips, deformed feet, deformed legs, problems with fine motor skills, problems with mobility and balance.

For years medical authorities have been assuring us that sound epidemiological studies showed that vaccines and a mercury preservative once widely used in them were not implicated in causing autism, a condition characterized by lack of social skills, problems with communication and repetitive behaviors.

For kids, the symptoms may be different from those in adults -- kids may experience seizures and tremors, loss of previously learned skills, problems with fine-motor skills (like handwriting) and behavioral problems, according to the Mayo Clinic.

In this study the parents' endorsement of gross motor problems in childhood is equated with "clumsiness", and social skills problems are equated with "poor social skills".

Sessions were delivered by a psychologist and included diabetes education, listening skills, problem solving (with peer support), and stress management.

Individuals with intellectual impairments face challenges in developing communication skills, including problems with generalization (the transfer of learned skills into daily activities).

She awakens from her coma with none of the speech and motor-skill problems associated with serious head injury.

Dementia is a growing problem that affects the lives of those diagnosed and caregivers, with symptoms having an effect on memory, communication, the ability to learn new skills and problems with behaviour, such as aggression, agitation and depression.

ADHD is associated with impairments in adaptive functioning and life skills, including problems with socialization, communication, and activities of daily living [ 3].

21 This was substantiated by some of the comments for improvement in the London free-text data for 2012/2013, which specifically focused on: understaffing, staff with poor English language skills and problems with agency staff.