“Because of his upbringing, he may experience some difficulty in giving or receiving affection.”

“Questions will be arranged in no particular order of difficulty.”

“This would, in turn, lead to difficulty in calculating an accurate angle of attack.”

“This constellation of dimensions has been referred to as perceived child difficultness or perceived difficult temperament.”

“High activity and low sociability are less accepted in girls than in boys, and this may explain why temperamental difficultness predicted low self-esteem among girls only.”

“Penetrating through the soil horizon petrochemicals can reach underground water table that makes difficultness of their control, removal and consequently, remediation.”

“Almost 25 percent of the poor Walloon households state having difficulties with paying for their food.”

“Many landlords are themselves affected by the disease and are aware of the difficulties that will arise at the coming quarter day.”

“His principal difficulties are limited use of his hands, and severe tightness of the hamstrings and the abductor muscles in his thighs.”