Sentence examples for some more difficulty from inspiring English sources
But handling and disposal of isotopes used Gamma radiation should be carried out carefully or some more difficulty.
"The winter could have been better for us and we had some more difficulties today but hopefully we will be up there at the first race," said Raikkonen.
Some had more difficulty recognizing one another.
"But some people have more difficulty getting used to new stuff than others, and it depends on the car as well.
It can be hypothesized that some patients have more difficulty maintaining a given posture without loss of balance whereas others experience performing a body transport task as more difficult.
Lesion data have shown that some patients have more difficulty reading pseudowords than atypically spelt words (e.g. McCarthy & Warrington, 1986) whereas others show the reverse pattern (e.g. Beauvois & Dérouesné, 1979).
Some patients might have more difficulty winning damages in court for injuries caused by violations of the federal standards.
Since the decoys lack some ramifications, they have more difficulty to bind stably to the protein.
Although none of the biomass combustion projects has been abandoned, some entrepreneurs clearly have more difficulty to turn their project into a success than others.
Some people simply have more difficulty understanding the bond that a person can have with their pet.
Why some of us have more difficulty transitioning from "she's so young!" to "she's cool for her age," probably goes back to our beginnings.
