Sentence examples for troubles speech from inspiring English sources

No association was observed for residents' age and sex, number of nurses interviewed, history of falls, wandering problem, disorientation to time, space or people, recall troubles, speech troubles, urinary and fecal incontinence, and ability to transfer.

But a thoughtful – and troubling – speech last week from the Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane,​ suggested we should think twice about welcoming a fresh drop in inflation too enthusiastically.

Meyer says Ariadne's existing portfolio – which includes troubled speech-to-text company SpinVox – may benefit from the fund.

Parkinson's disease (PD) patients suffers from many disabling syndromes, such as freezing of gait (FoG), handwriting troubles, and speech difficulties.

He was having trouble forming speech.

The hearing of a person who has trouble understanding speech can appear normal or nearly normal on an audiogram, because a standard hearing test measures only the ability to detect pure tones along a scale of frequencies.

That might mean loss of communication centers.' " 'What do you mean?' " 'He would have trouble processing speech -- knowing the meaning of what was said to him, being able to communicate his ideas.

Often, the problem is not detected until children develop persistent ringing in the ears or begin to have learning or behavior problems in school because of trouble understanding speech.

The elderly have additional trouble deciphering speech when background noise obscures the key sounds of words.

Here, we focus on one set of approaches, guided by the finding that humans have less trouble recognizing speech in noise, which seems to suggest that humans are either better in source separation or in latching on to the speech information that is not obscured by the noise (or in both).

Voters are more likely to know about her email troubles and speeches to Goldman Sachs than her plans to boost the fortunes of the middle class.