Sentence examples for vocal difficulties from inspiring English sources

The vocal difficulties that have been noted in Ms. McNair's singing of late sadly continue.

By the end of the 80's, Ms. Millo began experiencing some vocal difficulties that persisted in the next few years.

Certain dairy products may cause the reflux of acid from the stomach, which may cause vocal difficulties, and certain people may have allergies to dairy products, Dr. Sulica said, but there is no evidence of a direct, broad effect of dairy on mucus production.

Errico was recovering from vocal difficulties and didn't get to perform when that production's pre-Broadway tour passed through Los Angeles.

Although the band were displeased with their performance and lead vocalist Bono had vocal difficulties, the concert was well received and was credited with improving morale among Bosnians.

Because the woman playing the adult Louise (Jarusha Ariel) had apparently run into some vocal difficulties during rehearsals, a decision was made to have someone else "voice" the role while Ms. Ariel performed onstage.

Her younger son's success in the business is especially sweet, Miss Romano said, because as a child he developed Tourette's syndrome, a neurological disorder characterized by involuntary muscular movements, inappropriate vocal outbursts and difficulty concentrating.

Still, they urged researchers to understand why some vocal patients have difficulty abandoning the theory.

For starters, the pair hadn't been dating that long; Reynolds split from ex-wife Scarlett Johansson just two years ago, and Johansson has been quite vocal about the difficulty she's faced moving on.

Nonetheless, our results have implications in public health: our findings on comorbidity between voice and mental health disorders support recommendation for awareness and assessment of psychological distress in teachers complaining of difficulties involving vocal skills.

The increasingly vocal split highlights the difficulty the ministers themselves may face in reaching a consensus on a detailed, common approach.