Sentence examples for with a particular difficulty from inspiring English sources
Concurrences present the bench and bar with a particular difficulty.
In this task, bilinguals are faced with a particular difficulty compared to monolinguals: due to parallel activation of words from both languages, bilinguals have to suppress non-target language words that may pop up during the stages of lexical search and retrieval.
eWMC performance, indexed as the ability to remember the word lists in the context of trauma sentences, relative to neutral sentences, was poorer overall in the PTSD group compared with controls, suggestive of a particular difficulty employing working memory in emotion-related contexts in those with a history of PTSD.
"There's a particular difficulty with the detainees from Yemen because of the situation in their home country and also because of the large number of Yemenis at Guantánamo.
"There is a particular difficulty with our Czech friends," Mr Sarkozy murmured about the refusal of the Czech government to commit to ratifying the treaty until its constitutional court has vetted it.
A particular difficulty with continuous lot sizing is the modelling of inventory quantities and related storage capacity constraints.
A particular difficulty though with these proposed dilated versions in the continuous-time case is the absence of dilated conditions as it is visible in [6, 15].
A particular difficulty I have with the view of these "traditional family" advocates is that what they advocate is tantamount to dictating and enforcing stereotyped gender roles.
Consistent with this, people with AMD report particular difficulty with vision under dark-adapted conditions [ 9].
Nor was this an isolated loss; nonetheless the number, variety and scope of his experiments were such that he carried on working and publishing with no particular difficulty.
If she'd done that much research, she would also know that a human nipple is harder to suckle from than a bottle nipple, and that human milk comes out with particular difficulty.
