Sentence examples for sports difficulty from inspiring English sources

Psychosocial effects include difficulty in participating in sports, difficulty finding clothes to fit, teasing, and poor self-image.

The physical section contained a list of physical signs and symptoms noted by patients with macromastia, while the psychosocial effects section included conditions such as difficulty in participating in sports, difficulty finding clothes to fit, teasing, and poor self-image.

At a glance, Battle Garegga appears to sport a difficulty comparable to your usual 2D shooter: intensely tough, but nothing absurdly so.

The allegations of molestation seemed to transcend sports, and the difficulty in which the B.B.W.A.A. approached the matter seemed to reflect that.

JOEL FISHER, the Garden's senior vice president for sports properties, said difficulties in scheduling, not St.

More than four million people ayear bet an estimated £2.9bn on dog racing but, despite enjoying a brief renaissance in the 1990s, the sport has had difficulty keeping up attendances.

The sport's growing difficulty and its 200-page rulebook make it a tough sell to new players.In the past stars have had the power to reignite interest in the game.

Also, in 1997, she was the front person for the government's bid to ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship of sports, but hit difficulties when it emerged her husband had interests in F1 racer, Benetton.

Sport England said challenges facing disabled people wanting to take part in sport included a lack of specialist equipment, transport issues, difficulty accessing sport facilities, poor information about sporting opportunities, and a lack of self-confidence.

Perceived difficulties in running and hopping negatively predicted sports participation, while perceived difficulties in almost all physical activities negatively predicted 6MWD, independently of BMI.

The analysis investigates if this association is mediated by socioeconomic status and difficulty accessing sports facilities.