Sentence examples for states difficulty from inspiring English sources

About two weeks later, both patients developed fevers, altered mental states, difficulty breathing, paralysis and, after a few days of illness, coma.

One reason for the states' difficulty in shaping an offer has been their disagreement over how the money would be paid.

However, some other studies reported different results which stated difficulty falling asleep was not associated with TG or HDL-C [ 28].

A memorandum from the board said that his "stated difficulties are more consistent" with post-traumatic stress disorder.

However, in our study as shown in Fig. 6, we find few reports stating difficulties in reproducing the bug (4% in compare to 77%).

Older peoples' mobility is also unchanged; nevertheless, fewer respondents are stating difficulties in walking due to barriers in the outdoor environments as reason to avoid outdoor mobility.

Besides the stated difficulties in communication between science and policy, one possible way of success in environmental communication could be represented by the presence of those intermediaries who have relationships with key stakeholders/decision makers and are able to translate information for them so that they become understandable and usable for action [20, 29].

As a result of such underpayments, the lawmakers said, many parts of their states have difficulty recruiting doctors, nurses and other practitioners, and consumers often have difficulty finding specialists.

That is the proper lesson for other euro states in difficulty.

The matters of considerations are subjective experiences, functional states, task difficulty and time pressers [31].

The lack of certified teachers is more prevalent in certain fields, with states finding difficulty filling math and science positions, hiring special education and bilingual teachers, and staffing their middle and high schools (Cowan et al. 2015).