Sentence examples for sustained difficulty from inspiring English sources

In November 2007, a 49-year-old Japanese woman was referred to our hospital from an orthopaedist complaining of a one year history of sustained difficulty walking and severe bilateral hip pain.

"We know already that this may lead to difficulties in school but not being treated could mean sustained difficulties into adulthood and could impact their getting and keeping a job," he said.

While some dyslexic people experience visual issues, such as problems controlling eye movement, in other cases sustained difficulties in learning to read have been put down to problems with phonics – being able to split words into their constituent sounds and match them with the letters.

A fragmentary picture emerges of individuals who have difficulty sustaining relationships.

Without a potent rally in the banking sector, analysts say the market may have difficulty sustaining its momentum.

Older children with a compulsion to repeat themselves may be unable to remain in a classroom or may have difficulty sustaining friendships in middle school or high school.

But with the loyalty of two such heavyweight military figures now under scrutiny, Commodore Bainimarama, a naval officer, may have difficulty sustaining his authority within the army.

But even when progress is made in reducing environmentally harmful carbon emissions, countries may have difficulty sustaining the gains because of politics, economic concerns and, in places like the United States, ideological disputes.

Mr. McLagan said that Mr. Lazio was present for 99percentt of the votes in the House in 1999, but that he would have difficulty sustaining that record while running in a statewide race.

During a 50-minute (or longer) class period, students may have difficulty sustaining attention and noticing information that is relevant to a prequestion that was asked at the beginning of class.

1, 2 Despite the benefits, many patients have difficulty sustaining maintenance treatment because of difficulties adhering to daily regimens of oral medications.