has difficulty|have difficulty in English

has a difficult time with, finds it very hard to

Use "has difficulty|have difficulty" in a sentence

1. She has difficulty breathing.

2. A new difficulty has arisen.

3. An unforeseen difficulty has arisen.

4. ... apparently, or we have extreme difficulty.

5. Someone sedated with scopolamine has difficulty lying.

6. A difficulty has cropped up at work.

7. Craziness is the last difficulty before The Final Difficulty

8. - difficulty breathing

9. Cows that have calving difficulty have longer post-partum intervals

10. Second , beyond the intellectual difficulty, predestination may be a real personal difficulty.

11. The tasks have been ranked in order of difficulty.

12. The satellite has difficulty swiveling its antenna toward Earth.

13. Abdominals Stretch Difficulty: Beginner

14. I hear you have difficulty with the warp drive.

15. ▪ Has a rash, difficulty breathing, diarrhea, or repeated vomiting

16. We have discussed the inherent difficulty of Southern blotting above.

17. Twofold Nature of the Anthropomorphic Difficulty: The Anthropomorphic difficulty is a twofold one

18. And in study after study, they have run from difficulty.

19. Ambiviculty (ambivalence + difficulty) - n

20. - lethargy and difficulty waking

21. 7 Often, men have difficulty finding a balance with headship.

22. " Iran has no difficulty in selling and exporting its crude oil .

23. Usually, speakers who have difficulty with timing have failed to prepare sufficiently.

24. I restrained tears with difficulty.

25. Americans have great difficulty in understanding our penchant for good cheese.