Sentence examples similar to with difficulty accept from inspiring English sources

Fifty per cent of people with difficulties accepting tooth loss avoided looking at themselves without their dentures in place compared with 24% of people without difficulties.

If there was no prospect of his condition improving after "about six months" they would "with whatever degree of difficulty" accept withdrawal of his life support.

I have a great deal of difficulty accepting that.

Homeopathy remained controversial, with participants expressing difficulty accepting its theoretical basis and mechanism of action.

People with a psychotic illness had difficulty accepting that they had not really heard a tone and exhibited altered activity in brain regions that are often implicated in psychosis.

Many countries with concentrated epidemics have had difficulty accepting that communities of MSM and IDU existed in their midst, let alone mounting targeted responses.

Again, their issue has been jealousy, since Mr. Resnick is very sociable and Ms. Figueroa has difficulty accepting his friendships with other women in their circle.

The results from this study suggest that the ITAS is a valid self-report instrument that would seem useful in people with type 2 diabetes who have difficulty accepting insulin treatment.

Perhaps this is because, as with the Kennedy brothers, we still have difficulty accepting the reasons, or lack thereof, for their deaths.

As illustrated by worries about opposition to marriage with siblings of the disabled, Japanese society has difficulty accepting not only the disabled, but family members as well.

"One person in a couple with a child whose disability was unexpected may have difficulty accepting it," he said.