The obvious costs of these deployments aside - both financial and political - we are dancing with the the Devil for more troubling reasons that Obama may only with difficulty be able to address.
David seemed sicker, but with difficulty he was able to get into the car.
"I have typed the thousands of words of this article, slowly and with difficulty, once again able to practice my craft as a reporter.
The Royal Australian Air Force organized its own airbase construction squadrons and only with difficulty was Casey able to control their activities.
What if all of the moves, deployments and change, makes a military child a better adult because, when faced with difficulty, they were able to overcome the challenges because they were equipped with the tools, call it resiliency or strength, from facing challenges as a military child?
The second item asked, "If you were faced with an unexpected $500 medical bill that was not covered by insurance, how would you best describe your situation?" 1 = Not able to pay the bill, 2 = Able to pay, but with difficulty, and 3 = Able to pay comfortably.
Finally, as postulated in a study with people with spinal cord injury [ 35], people facing barriers may, with added difficulty, be able to overcome them (participation) but that the experience of encountering barriers may reduce QOL.
One of his eyes seemed out of focus, and it was only with difficulty, in fact, that he was able to open his eyes at all.
Actor Mark Strickson was injured while filming the scene of Turlough throwing himself overboard, when the Kirby wire he was suspended from broke, leaving him only able to walk with difficulty for several weeks.
He was born blind, in 1870, though he was eventually able to read large type with difficulty.
∘ You are able to wash and dress yourself and do jobs around the home with difficulty.
