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Sometimes people have difficulty with orgasm because they have difficulty letting go of control.
They have difficulty breathing; they have difficulty with their immune system, even their muscular-skeletal system, meaning they collapse under their own weight.
Dogs with DCM tire easily, cough, and have difficulty breathing.
Adults on the autism spectrum often have difficulty finding employment.
Negotiators could have difficulty reaching a deal at both companies.
I have difficulty with long term goals, like remembering them.
Much of the reef is going to have difficulty recovering.
Many people have difficulty using their hands after a stroke.
Therefore, it's less "risky" with patients who have difficulty communicating.
With overdoses, users have difficulty breathing, which can be deadly.
But Murphy said Cruz would also have difficulty beating Clinton.
About a third of people have difficulty swallowing pills, actually.
"I have difficulty seeing that one take flight," retiring Rep.
Trump will have difficulty expanding his base for two reasons.
Dogs with DCM tire easily, cough, and have difficulty breathing.
There are 550,000 New York residents who have difficulty walking.
You enjoy solving a problem if you have difficulty solving it.
MACCALLUM: And you said you might have difficulty casting that role.
In fact, about 10-15% of all women have difficulty orgasming.
I love Cher's Twitter because I have difficulty achieving perfection online.
Wheeled robots have difficulty navigating stairs, curbs, and other environmental hazards.
"I have difficulty understanding the reasoning behind this split," he says.
Yet, too often, researchers have difficulty enrolling Americans in clinical trials.
About 40 percent would have difficulty covering an unexpected $400 expense.
Avoid emergency rooms unless you are beginning to have difficulty breathing.
They have difficulty dropping their sincerity even if they're being funny.
And just like Geerling's patient, they have difficulty talking and walking.
In politically contentious cases, lawyers often have difficulty seeing suspects or defendants.
Private museums, especially amidst DC's diverse museum landscape, have difficulty staying competitive.
Not to mention that many people have difficulty recalling old head injuries.
Also, know that you could have difficulty breast-feeding in the future.
The administration will have difficulty withholding certification on the first three grounds.
They may also have difficulty understanding what they hear, read or see.
But too often, even promising ideas have difficulty gaining widespread commercial traction.
As they withdraw, they tremble, have difficulty feeding and regulating their temperatures.
The 116th Congress may have difficulty finding common ground on most issues.
Many patients have difficulty swallowing after a stroke or other severe illness.
So far, it seems like something Kang doesn't have difficulty in doing.
SR Some stage actors have difficulty when they come back to film.
But firms might have difficulty enforcing them in this shaky economic climate.
Have difficulty understanding, or showing understanding, of others' feelings or their own.
Many times artists just grow up and audiences have difficulty understanding why.
But Western governments will have difficulty containing outbreaks in the same way.
Uncertainties abound, such as what happens if graduates have difficulty making payments.
Christians and Hindus have difficulty obtaining construction permits for churches and temples.
Women of childbearing age may have difficulty getting pregnant or staying pregnant.
Those of us consumed by consumerism may have difficulty understanding Ms. Morano.
"There are a lot of people who have difficulty saving," said Kahler.
It was the only time Perez saw Siatta have difficulty making shots.
Here are the scenarios Uber's self-driving cars still have difficulty handling.
DNA sequencers have difficulty when faced with similarly monotonous strings of base pairs.
While the reformists might have difficulty promoting their agenda, they are political kingmakers.
Did you have difficulty in the past finding products that worked for you?
As well, they have difficulty mentally switching from one task to the next.
That is because those who have addictions often have difficulty successfully staying employed.
"Ultimately, there's something about a game that doesn't have difficulty settings," Cuzzillo explains.
I would have difficulty doing basic stuff like taking care of my kids.
Like Buttigieg, she could also have difficulty in the more diverse states ahead.
For that reason, the trial isn't currently enrolling people who have difficulty swallowing.
They may have difficulty accessing the locker rooms that align with their gender.
LEVIN: Do you think more and more people have difficulty dealing with liberty?
Farmers whose crops have high levels of infestation may have difficulty finding buyers.
People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage.
A picture password may also be easier for people who have difficulty typing.
The bill is expected to have difficulty passing through the Republican-controlled Senate.
If Washington does not renew sanctions relief, Iran may have difficulty exporting crude.
Once awakened well before morning, many people have difficulty falling back to sleep.
Gummies also appeal to people who, like Ms. Drexler, have difficulty swallowing pills.
A lot of writers have difficulty working text messaging (and cellphones) into stories.
But the numbers suggest it is likely to have difficulty getting through parliament.
People tend to have difficulty with such assessments because emotions bias their thinking.
Quantum-safe encryption relies on mathematical approaches that even quantum computers have difficulty solving.
But Burr acknowledged that the committee would have difficulty forcing Steele to be interviewed.
Dick Durbin (D-IL) said the proposal would have difficulty picking up Democratic votes.
Without gossip, we would have difficulty maintaining the cohesion of our large social groups.
Trump's Republican party controls the Senate, so Democrats may have difficulty challenging Moore's nomination.
Supervisors have difficulty drawing the often fine line between being friendly and developing camaraderie.
In a tightening labor market, companies have difficulty finding employees with the right skills.
We've got lots of good evidence that many people have difficulty remembering such things.
Still, he will have difficulty trying to win over Democrats who opposed his nomination.
But Corker may have difficulty getting floor time for the measure, which divides Republicans.
But something else stuck: It's called dysphagia, and it means I have difficulty swallowing.
Preschoolers, he said, may have difficulty if someone puts on — or takes off — eyeglasses.
Voice commands provide a useful interface for those who have difficulty using a controller.
He said he and members of his congregation have difficulty with the governor's explanation.
The close of your article mentions that the Saudis have difficulty "trusting" one another.
But when our emotions and fears take over, we have difficulty making rational decisions.
Looking at images of the deceased is not something that I have difficulty dealing with.
Because you have difficulty entering into contact with all the people and all the landowners.
Both of these movements want change but have difficulty expressing how they want things done.
"Small, private enterprises, we believe, will still have difficulty in funding and refinancing," Huang said.
In March 2015, rumors swirled that the company was going to have difficulty making payroll.
Parents of children with autism oftentimes have difficulty having their children tested, as Lange mentioned.
Additional reporting revealed that FF may have difficulty finding additional investors to stabilize its finances.
After finishing their studies, ethnic minorities have difficulty getting the kind of work they want.
Suffice to say, an undocumented immigrant would have difficulty accessing the traditional U.S. credit market.
In the weeks immediately after birth, premature infants often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
Now Cruz will have difficulty raising money and securing endorsements that other non-Trumps didn't.
Plenty of previous research has found premature infants often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
These workers will have difficulty finding such a well-paying gig in a similar field.
This can cause patients to have difficulty at work, school or in maintaining their relationships.
You should contact your carrier or phone's manufacturer if you have difficulty finding the setting.
Where Amazon might have difficulty moving forward in this potential endeavor is around customer data.
Sears' most recent financial results suggest it would have difficulty securing the products it needs.
But if the doctors do not participate in Medicaid, they may have difficulty obtaining payments.
And if you have difficulty defining what a "nice person" is, you're likely a jerk.
People whose limbs are numb have difficulty walking even if their musculature is completely functional.
In some cases, patients may experience flu-like symptoms, headaches, or have difficulty passing urine.
I think my biggest problem is that I often have difficulty finishing what I've started.
You may have difficulty changing your country if you're part of a Family Sharing group.
VTC imposes communications obstacles to children with cognitive impairments, including those who have difficulty speaking.
Curiously, he seems to have difficulty in acknowledging past contradictions even when confronted with evidence.
They do have difficulty changing the focus of their attention in response to arbitrary commands.
Sometime in her mid-forties, Luce began to have difficulty breathing at night, in bed.
I also have difficulty falling asleep and I cut back on drinking as a result.
However, if you have difficulty staying out of debt, credit cards can be a burden.
Anytime you have difficulty in the IPO market, we see there's a flight to quality.
They have difficulty finding lawyers, without which their cases are almost surely doomed to fail.
In the weeks immediately after birth, premature babies often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
Broadband providers say they will have difficulty following different state laws related to net neutrality.
The last is that you may have difficulty canceling the card and getting your money back.
When she began to have difficulty walking, her brother suspected her symptoms were linked to mercury.
Protesters will have difficulty getting up close to any of the seven leaders during the Aug.
Did you pick up on that in casting interviews, that she might have difficulty out there?
The guide was especially designed for unaccompanied minors, who may have difficulty navigating the complicated system.
But even the most determined breast-feeder can sometimes have difficulty at first establishing successful nursing.
So what if I'm shunned by friends and family and have difficulty making it through customs?
However, those at the other end of the spectrum — who have difficulty saving — have a dilemma.
Some of the women also have difficulty showing up regularly due to family commitments or illnesses.
Even participants with experience working with fiber have difficulty extracting each and every thread by hand.
It allows you to subtly shape a narrative that an organisation may have difficulty directly confronting.
People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage, the CBO said.
Sarandon suggested that "principled people" might have difficulty voting for Clinton due to her environmental record.
These animals can easily overheat or have difficulty breathing in environments that are not temperature controlled.
Literary writers without proven sales records will have difficulty getting published, as will young, debut novelists.
People with pre-existing conditions in those states would have difficulty affording coverage, the CBO found.
A number of studies have found that some individuals with BFRBs have difficulty regulating their emotions.
It's not exactly surprising that businesses remaining in these extremely depressed areas would have difficulty hiring.
They often have difficulty sleeping or eating, as well as just carrying out their daily activities.
But he would have difficulty gaining traction in Republican primaries, which Trump's loyal supporters could dominate.
But I have difficulty dealing with his various smells and his dismissiveness about matters of cleanliness.
The county had indicated from early on that it would have difficulty meeting Thursday's recount deadline.
The Army Corps, Cuomo said, has access to medical equipment that states currently have difficulty accessing.
They also characterized her as a highly credible civil servant — one Republicans would have difficulty discrediting.
She also treats people who can't clear gas from their intestines because they have difficulty farting.
Crabs without these mechanoreceptors could move more slowly and have difficulty swimming and searching for food.
Nonetheless, he said he expected Fiat Chrysler to have difficulty defending itself against the government's accusations.
Immediately after a traumatic event, Schonfeld explained, children and teens can have difficulty concentrating and sleeping.
They have difficulty finding lawyers, without which their asylum cases are almost surely doomed to fail.
Experts say that without Washington's support package, Saudi Arabia would have difficulty perpetrating its intervention in Yemen.
Morningstar Credit Ratings estimates that half of the remaining loans will have difficulty refinancing, Bloomberg News reported.
Republicans expect to have difficulty holding onto their House majority, according to USA Today, who interviewed officials.
Some clients have difficulty sharing their emotions, but I guarantee someone has written a song about it.
People with schizophrenia are the opposite: They usually have difficulty with listening accuracy, and process speech abnormally.
The authorities worry that without the cooperation of the local population they will have difficulty containing it.
Several people he has targeted have said they would have difficulty supporting him in a general election.
Universities, however, fear that unless visa rules are changed they will have difficulty recruiting staff in future.
As for the headphones themselves, the plastic feels cheap, and the foam earpads have difficulty staying attached.
Self-driving cars still have difficulty navigating certain aspects of the road, such as bicyclists and motorcyclists.
North Carolina, which figured to have difficulty with Duke's stout frontcourt, held a 44-38 rebounding advantage.
Companies with early traction seeking ~$20 million to grow will be abundant and have difficulty accessing capital.
And when people have difficulty establishing the kinds of relationships they want, their health tends to suffer.
The study, called TelAbortion, is aimed at those who may have difficulty getting to an abortion clinic.
The IYT closed Monday above $133 per share, but Adami believes it will have difficulty topping $135.
The man appears to have difficulty grasping the fact that he was never talking to an escort.
Bitecofer highlighted Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania as states the incumbent will have difficulty winning this time around.
Separately, they would have difficulty achieving a long-term, complex undertaking such as returning to the moon.
If effective, such technologies can benefit people with conditions like Asperger's, who have difficulty detecting social cues.
Without them, those trees would have difficulty reproducing and forests would lose their best carbon-storing trees.
If you have a low need for closure, you tolerate ambiguity, but often have difficulty making decisions.
But we're the homeowners who'll have difficulty selling our houses because Cuomo wanted the first containment zone.
Other doctors may have difficulty identifying which drugs are inappropriate, in part because of lack of evidence.
But he seemed to have difficulty coming to grips with the real source of the population's frustrations.
The requirements would apply to portable oxygen concentrators that people who have difficulty breathing take on airplanes.
Those with physical limitations have difficulty with storm preparation like boarding up homes and storing water bottles.
Members have difficulty finding — and in many cases cannot find — medical providers who will accept Ambetter insurance.
But even experts have difficulty understanding why such networks make particular decisions and how they teach themselves.
You'd have difficulty walking down Main Street without running into a candle shop, pottery studio or tearoom.
The company has said it remains dedicated to producing future products that aid those who have difficulty sleeping.
Skilled nursing facilities provide long-term care for patients who have difficulty in regular day-to-day activities.
Several groups drew out what it might look like for someone to have difficulty breathing, dizziness, and headaches.
Apparently, sparking joy also means sparking feels, and some of the families have difficulty in letting things go.
Even a skilled marksman would have difficulty hitting a suspect's arm or leg in a fast-moving situation.
In theory, voters who have difficulty traveling to a polling place can cast a vote through the mail.
Size: Even if private equity overcame each of those aforementioned concerns, it may still have difficulty with financing.
If you have difficulty squatting all the way down without lifting your heels, hold something secure for support.
Also, children may have difficulty verbalizing their symptoms, making it harder for a physician to diagnose an illness.
Among all women, 2016 to 44, about 12% have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term.
Without it, Trump, the Republican nominee, could have difficulty winning enough electoral votes to take the White House.
Some particles have difficulty moving through the field, like a sumo wrestler slogging his way across the pool.
Delta Air Lines (DAL) continued to have difficulty over the weekend with flight cancellations following last week's storms.
"What we have difficulty with as human beings is change, and any loss is a change," he says.
I have difficulty imagining a Syrian family going to Lohan's club, let alone even being allowed in there.
It's even a really great way to explain Twitter, something that Twitter itself continues to have difficulty doing.
Those who remain on the sex offender registry often have difficulty finding work or a place to live.
Self-driving cars can have difficulty duplicating the subtle, nonverbal communication that goes on between pedestrians and drivers.
"I have difficulty with the word," Ms. Carroll, the author of "Ask E. Jean" in Elle, said Monday.
"I have difficulty accepting the fear of losing political positions," said Mr. Sepúlveda, who also represents the Bronx.
Day 5: Patients may have difficulty breathing — especially if they are older or have a preexisting health condition.
Fliers called out for secondary inspection are entitled to a translator if they have difficulty communicating in English.
The labeling requirements would apply to portable oxygen concentrators that people who have difficulty breathing take on airplanes.
Only people who might have difficulty with the weighty hardcover volumes or their equally weighty price should reconsider.
Because several have difficulty using their hands—or can't use them at all—dining is often a collaboration.
For those who might have difficulty on a long bus trip, a plane ticket is also an option.
Day 5: Patients may have difficulty breathing — especially if they are older or have a preexisting health condition.
But without Sweden, Finland would be an isolated outpost which NATO would have difficulty defending, the report said.
Another small grant supports work on a tooth-cleaning mouthpiece for those who have difficulty brushing and flossing.
The company, which has $2503 billion in liabilities, noted that it could have difficulty procuring merchandise from vendors.
In the UK, about one in seven couples may have difficulty conceiving, according to the National Health Service.
These are all behaviors that men from disrupted families — who often have difficulty holding relationships together — frequently demonstrate.
Children exposed to lead have lower IQs and are more likely to have difficulty focusing and paying attention.
Most concussion patients have difficulty with light and noise; they often isolate themselves in dark, quiet rooms in response.
For instance, federal loans offer borrowers income-driven repayment plans in the event they have difficulty affording the repayment.
Diesel engines have difficulty in extreme cold temperatures, and the FCA software appears to disable it under certain circumstances.
"Understanding recipes and their images is a tough problem that even Google research teams have difficulty with," he said.
Creatives with disabilities have difficulty finding work and pursuing their passions due to limited expectations and lack of opportunity.
Babies born prematurely - earlier than 27 weeks - often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks after birth.
Downward spiral The writing has been on the wall since spring that Trump would have difficulty blocking House subpoenas.
Babies born earlier than 37 weeks often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks immediately following birth.
And lower-income patients, like those in the study with limited English proficiency, might also have difficulty affording prescriptions.
The neurological disorder affects the language part of people's brains so they often have difficulty speaking, reading, and writing.
He warned that NATO in its current structure would have difficulty in implementing cyber capabilities on "as needed basis".
You will have difficulty focusing at firstAt $80 for the headset and controller it's the cheapest interactive VR solution
"It might even have difficulty passing the House, where some Democrats may hesitate because of the cost," Kantrowitz said.
Similarly, because people with TCS have underdeveloped jaws, they may also have difficulty eating or breathing, according to NORD.
Were it to push for an even tougher batch of them, America may have difficulty persuading China to agree.
Fixed income index strategies may often have difficulty matching their benchmarks' performance due to the complexities of bond indexes.
Separate studies have found that social robots could be useful for children with autism who might have difficulty socializing.
MB: Well, I don't want to come across as pretentious, but that is something which I have difficulty explaining.
Proloquo2Go is an English and Spanish, symbol-supported communication app created by AssistiveWare for individuals who have difficulty speaking.
He warned Piri she may have difficulty finding counterparts to speak with if she insisted on such an approach.
Delta Air Lines — The airline continued to have difficulty with flight cancellations over the weekend following last week's storms.
"I would have difficulty because there are those of us that care about people's experience and qualifications," Hirono said.
If Washington does not renew sanctions relief for Tehran at this point, Iran may have difficulty exporting its crude.
More than 60% of Gen Z women reported that they have difficulty taking even a short break from technology.
There are certain symptoms of my disabilities that I have difficulty navigating: the pain, the anxiety, and breathing problems.
His allies say his political persona is well established and predict he won't have difficulty standing apart from Trump.
Hornacek said he doubted that Rose would have difficulty in whatever applications of the triangle offense Hornacek may use.
There are certain symptoms of my disabilities that I have difficulty navigating: the pain, the anxiety and breathing problems.
In my opinion, switch vendors are going to have difficulty finding new revenue for their traditional products in 2016.
You'll have difficulty narrowing down the final choice from Happy Socks' large selection of colorful, quirky patterns and prints.
Asma and her brother, Yacine (Ibrahim Burama Darboe), have difficulty adjusting, as the family is forced to move frequently.
Nepalis have even accepted outhouses, a significant accomplishment because rural people often have difficulty breaking their most personal habits.
Conservative health care experts don't like the bill, and senators have difficulty answering questions about what it will achieve.
If Clinton pursues a new assault weapons ban, she may have difficulty finding support even within her own party.
Research by Dr. Morss, Dr. Demuth and their colleagues found that many people have difficulty grasping storm surge information.
In other words, those areas remain difficult to access, and people may have difficulty getting health care and support.
Even today, people have difficulty recognizing that it is a fatal illness that can strike people in middle age.
"People with ASD have difficulty with social communication and interaction, restricted interests, and repetitive behaviors," according to the NIMH.
They already have difficulty scrounging for the money to take the bus in for assigned visits to the Met.
Democrats may have difficulty deciding on a candidate, but they can agree on one thing: They're very, very nervous.
Babies born prematurely - earlier than 22 weeks - often have difficulty breathing and digesting food in the weeks after birth.
CDFI financing is essential because many start-up and early-stage businesses like Honor Capital have difficulty accessing credit.
Highly leveraged corporations may have difficulty refinancing or getting more credit, increasing the risk of corporate defaults and bankruptcies.
Even those who earned a college degree may still have difficulty finding employment that pays enough to make ends meet.
This could cause the boys to have difficulty accurately assessing the passage of time, problems sleeping and hypersensitivity to light.
He did not reject the idea of the tax but his comments suggested it may have difficulty passing the Senate.
The weakness in her torso soon spread into the rest of her body, leading her to have difficulty when walking.
"Just because you have difficulty getting pregnant doesn't mean that's going to last, or that will not change," she says.
Around 10 percent of women suffer from endometriosis, and up to 50 percent of those women have difficulty getting pregnant.
With so much happening in the Middle East, it's hard to think he'll have difficulty finding new stories to tackle.
Legal marijuana businesses have difficulty finding banks that will work with them, also due to concerns about breaking federal law.
According to Planned Parenthood, 15% of women have difficulty reaching orgasm, and 10% report never having an orgasm during sex.
More than 230m people who have difficulty with the basic activities of daily life now get no help at all.
Children may have difficulty transitioning from the tablet to another activity, and its removal can precipitate a tantrum or meltdown.
"It's clear to everyone that this Bain deal will have difficulty succeeding," said Akira Minamikawa, principal analyst at IHS Markit.
Those who can't do it well often have difficulty maintaining relationships, and can find themselves on the outside looking in.
Insurers would have difficulty denying coverage, company executives reasoned, if their product was the same price as the men's pills.
Beers cites, among other cases, wearers who might have difficulty tying their shoes, be they children or elderly or disabled.
One thing we hear, in technology, is that they continue to have difficulty finding workers for the skills they need.
Dr. DePhilippis told me that even in the V.A., some people have difficulty with the idea of paying drug users.
The Federal Reserve reported last year that four in 224 Americans would have difficulty covering an unexpected expense of $22020.
Individuals who see their hours scaled back, in particular, would have difficulty accessing benefits to sustain them during the downturn.
Pros: Great taste, inexpensive, good for those who have difficulty swallowing pillsCons: Not vegetarian or sugar-free, doesn't contain iron
Do you think the two fairs that Intel no longer wants to sponsor will have difficulty finding another corporate sponsor?
The issue: Many individuals living in poverty don't earn an income or have difficulty keeping a stable job, Patel says.
"It will be Trump who will have difficulty explaining to his voters what he got from the Chinese," she said.
The firm would have difficulty convincing investors the matter is resolved if it again only blamed the batteries, he added.
Experts say such systems may not be optimal for those who take some medications or may have difficulty reorienting themselves.
They often have difficulty navigating workplace norms, and (like most employees, it seems) they misunderstand their rights on the job.
My animals — dogs, cats, horses — have always been my family on a spiritual level that I sometimes have difficulty explaining.
Some believe that Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, would have difficulty beating Trump in a head-to-head election.
Not only do we lack the experience of underrepresented scientists but we have difficulty even knowing what to look for.
There are any number of provisions that would have difficulty gathering 51 Democratic votes even in the best of circumstances.
Second, many dropouts have taken on student loans, and with their low wages, they have difficulty paying off even small balances.
For example, if a user is uncharacteristically tired when requesting a trip, the user might have difficulty locating the provider's vehicle.
Giuliani did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday on whether he would have difficulty securing a clearance.
They are more likely to lose themselves in any particular role and have difficulty separating the clown from who they are.
Elderly parents don't want to admit they're having problems, and adult children may have difficulty acknowledging that their parents need help.
Big, vibrant hubs like San Francisco, Chicago or New York might not have difficulty luring scores of young people every year.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 10% of women in the U.S. have difficulty becoming or staying pregnant.
Investors are betting the company will have difficulty weathering weak energy prices and the effects of the hurricane, according to Barron's.
Many with Duchenne rely on wheelchairs as their muscles quickly lose strength, and begin to have difficulty breathing around age 2000.
Those merchants include resellers of big brands as well as owners of private labels who would otherwise have difficulty getting discovered.
It's no surprise that Clinton would have difficulty claiming the mantle of an outsider ready to shake up a broken government.
However, Lee said that the trade policy is in the forefront because the taxes may have difficulty making it through Congress.
But the bill would have difficulty getting widespread Republican support, even though there is a related proposal on the Senate side.
If you have difficulty discussing money with your adult children, consider looping in a financial advisor or other expert, Margeson said.
In other words, even bacterium would have difficulty forming, let alone surviving long enough to evolve into more complex life-forms.
And young designers have difficulty breaking into the industry, which is largely controlled by  a select group of around 100 firms.
The proposal — which follows the passage of a bipartisan transportation bill last year — would have difficulty clearing the Republican-controlled Congress.
If Jones is getting fewer people to buy into his worldview, he'll have difficulty maintaining a mass audience for Infowars supplements.
For instance, despite an obvious demand for greater security, many consumers have difficulty evaluating the relative security of different technology products.
Some former State officials see Rohrabacher as a hard sell, suggesting that he may have difficulty getting confirmed by the Senate.
Many people have difficulty picking the fact from the fiction because they were never taught the skills needed to do so.
"I would have difficulty because there are those of us that care about people's experience and qualifications," Hirono said on CNN.
They overreact, under-react, have difficulty foreseeing danger, ignore consequences, and test the laws of their country and their parents' patience.
They have many support groups, each one of them can help you with some area which you have difficulty with.3.
Many food shoppers have difficulty comprehending the scale and complexity facing modern farmers, especially those who compete in a global marketplace.
With so many competitors in the private aviation world, travelers can have difficulty telling the difference between stable and shaky companies.
Concessions on primary deals are also enticing enough for investors who have difficulty sourcing bonds in size in the secondary markets.
On the other hand, those who are not financially literate have difficulty applying financial decision-making skills to real-life situations.
He was a great president but utterly flawed and would certainly have difficulty in today's Democratic Party politics given his history.
Even a very sophisticated intelligence service like Russia's would have difficulty figuring out this kind of "micro-targeting" on its own.
After driving only a quarter mile, the man began to have difficulty breathing, pulled into a parking lot and passed out.
"When family and friends have difficulty, you talk it out," a conservative member of Parliament, James Bezan, told The Toronto Star.
This type of learning-on-the-go has serious implications for robots, which have difficulty negotiating new terrains, objects and situations.
"When infants get whooping cough they are usually very sick and have difficulty breathing, eating, drinking or sleeping," Dr. Schuchat said.
Some converters and TV models may not work together well and have difficulty displaying the picture properly or playing copyrighted content.
While Americans may have difficulty obtaining mortgages from French banks, loans are available to buyers from other foreign countries, agents said.
Because the Speedy Trial Act grants criminal prosecutions precedence, parties in civil cases have difficulty securing trial dates and finishing litigation.
Many young children have difficulty being alone and are dealing with a smorgasbord of worries, from strangers to dogs to thunder.
Here are the top three most common "schmucks" you may meet at work: Robotic employees have difficulty forming relationships with others.
Does so-called oversaturation lead to a kind of commercial aesthetic blur, where consumers have difficulty differentiating one label from another?
Some people with pre-existing conditions who allow their insurance to lapse could have difficulty obtaining affordable coverage in the future.
This could help Telegram in places like Iran and Russia, where people — especially dissidents — have difficulty using the traditional financial system.
"We were finding that military treatment facilities, like public health clinics, also have difficulty stocking IUDs given their costs," Grossman says.
As Minnesota Public Radio points out, the factory may have difficulty finding workers since Wisconsin's unemployment rate is at just 2.9 percent.
With a cash balance of just $298 million in March, it had been expected to have difficulty redeeming its sukuk in October.
"I would have difficulty if I were on the show," said Miriam Trogdon, who worked on the original show for two seasons.
And these services can also be especially valuable for older and disabled people who have difficulty getting to brick-and-mortar stores.
But when something does go wrong, the flight crew are bombarded with information and, in some cases, have difficulty coping with it.
Candidates with support concentrated in a few regions, like Mr Rios Piter and Marichuy, will have difficulty passing the 17-state threshold.
They can also slow down the narration, a useful option for readers learning a new language or who have difficulty keeping up.
An environment that demeans women and makes them feel frightened or excluded is also an environment in which women have difficulty excelling.
Mongolian miners may have difficulty in ramping up output significantly given the transport bottlenecks between the landlocked country and its southern neighbour.
They have difficulty taking a long-term view to life, and they're constantly jumping; what's new, what's new, what's new, what's next.
"People have difficulty understanding that living a long while in retirement can be a bad outcome" from a financial perspective, Webb said.
Moreover, some of their proposals would have difficulty getting through the Senate without significant support from Democrats - and that appears very unlikely.
The current system has proven expensive for investors, not least because many people have difficulty determining which standard their advisors are using.
The hope is that the speech engine will be able to communicate content on Wikipedia for those who have difficulty reading text.
The Chaka Supports Autism Initiative partners with the Autism Speaks to provide vocal training programs for autistic children who have difficulty speaking.
Rural Australians make up a third of this country's population, and many have difficulty accessing the services city-dwellers take for granted.
For people who might have difficulty sleeping or who don't nap, being on a plane is sometimes a happy exception, he adds.
Going forward, more older adults will have difficulty accessing housing that's affordable, but also physically safe, accessible and well-connected to services.
And when he closes and gets his hands on people, he has slick, interesting submission skills that guys have difficulty dealing with.
In urban areas, rural areas and everywhere in between, students who lack internet service at home have difficulty doing their nightly schoolwork.
Babies' vision continues developing after birth, and newborns could have difficulty distinguishing between the different patterns or resolve things at a distance.
Stealing from design thinking, the most common "user profiles" are people who hold very few assets and have difficulty accessing basic needs.
Here, child poverty rates are high and many workers who spend long days harvesting produce have difficulty putting food on their tables.
The Capitol had remained open to visitors so far his week, raising concerns that lawmakers might have difficulty following these health guidelines.
A buyer looking to boost its value and sell in a few years — the usual playbook for private equity — would have difficulty.
Even those who get through might have difficulty navigating the application system and questions, which could be ambiguous and confusing, Wandner said.
The 86-year-old singer had performed a show in Toledo, Ohio earlier this week, before announcing he was have difficulty breathing.
The jump to Italy exacerbated those fears, raising the likelihood that German automakers would have difficulty gaining parts made in Italian factories.
Nitrous oxide from vehicle exhaust destroys some of the airborne aromas of flowers, befuddling bees so they have difficulty finding their blooms.
If volatility continues, Italy may have difficulty selling government bonds that are used to pay its debts and finance salaries and pensions.
But legislation that includes the border-adjustment tax could have difficulty passing in the Senate, where many lawmakers have criticized the idea.
Others will keep coverage for at least a year, but their states will have difficulty paying for it without federal CHIP funds.
Attaching it to one of the must-pass bills might be a deal that President Trump would have difficulty saying no to.
But as the university's inquiry got under way, it became clear that the investigators would have difficulty getting witnesses to talk to them.
"Common reasons why people, particularly women, have difficulty orgasming is because we're in our head, and we're focused on orgasming," Dr. Morse says.
In fact, if you check the official FLOTUS Twitter account, you'd have difficulty finding any mention of Washington in the last several weeks.
But even passengers who don't want to fly on a Boeing 737 Max once it's returned to service might have difficulty avoiding it.
Without outside help, he will have difficulty continuing to supply his poor supporters with benefits such as microloans in return for their votes.
I still have difficulty seeing him lose in Alabama — even in the surprisingly close South Carolina 5th Congressional special, the Republican still won.
It's that some have difficulty seeing how, exactly, this free, open, and inclusive vision for the Indo-Pacific squares with Trump's trade policy.
However, health official caution that these masks may not be ideal for everyone facing dirty air, particularly those who already have difficulty breathing.
Those who continue farming may have difficulty hiring and managing male labourers and may be harassed and cheated by traders and other farmers.
"Because of the interaction with the mountains of Cuba and increasing strong winds aloft, the storm may have difficulty in intensifying," Kottlowski said.
We have difficulty recruiting and retaining women in STEM fields, and oftentimes, this burden falls on the very women who are already disadvantaged.
Children may struggle to manage the condition when their parents have difficulty getting them to doctor checkups, paying for care, or affording medications.
According to Qualcomm, the new module separates the two more precisely than on existing Android phones, which can have difficulty separating the two.
People that have this condition seem to have difficulty in controlling that move between that person and me, and me and that person.
Without increased productivity, the Trump administration will have difficulty achieving its goal of sustained GDP growth of 3 percent or better each year.
Netflix may have difficulty continuing to grow as increased competition muscles its way into the space, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
He added that for patients who have difficulty swallowing pills, other forms of opioids, such as patches and suppositories, would still be available.
Thomas von Zglinicki of Newcastle University says ageing cells are characterised by mitochondrial damage and have difficulty recycling damaged or broken cell machinery.
Robert, an avid dog lover, had a 29-year-old Vizsla puppy who seemed to have difficulty recognizing Robert as his health waned.
Bernstein reiterated its market perform rating on Tesla shares, warning investors the electric-car maker will have difficulty meeting its profit margin forecast.
But if the margin of victory is thin, Mr Santos will have difficulty putting into practice the policies required to implement the accord.
But if troops find they have difficulty meeting the standards of their birth gender during transition, commanders will be able to make exceptions.
Mueller could call Comey as a witness, but a jury might have difficulty seeing the moral high ground from where Comey is sitting.
However, investors who want to replicate Levine's strategy will have difficulty producing similar outcomes if they used a variable annuity with average fees.
Alongside the hesitancy to get started, companies often have difficulty figuring out exactly which information to move to the cloud initially, Burden said.
Either way, GOP leaders would have difficulty passing any spending package if they aren't able to satisfy the lawmakers from disaster-stricken states.
While I didn't have difficulty making impressions, I did have to go back and forth with the Candid support team for good photos.
Almost half of Americans – 45 percent - polled by the Kaiser Family Foundation said they would have difficulty paying an unexpected $500 medical bill.
I decided that since I would have difficulty representing a client that I don't believe I have to recuse myself from this case.
Remember, I've told you that if you have difficulty filling in entries that you know are right, you should suspect a rebus element.
Some patients infected with the coronavirus also have difficulty breathing and invasive lesions on the lungs, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
Instead, organizers stressed the role of personal responsibility, ignoring why some youths might be at particular risk and have difficulty obtaining stable housing.
Those with autism often say whatever is on their mind — no filter — and have difficulty lying even when it's in their self-interest.
Crapo's may have difficulty striking such a balance, resulting in legislation that may be quite different than the bill passed by the House.
Hospitals have also turned to vegetable protein as it helps rebuild muscle mass and for elderly people who have difficulty digesting animal protein.
Employers in these sectors also have difficulty finding skilled workers for these jobs, especially in a tight labor market like we now have.
Those patients might experience a fever or dry cough, but they aren't likely to have difficulty breathing or develop a severe lung infection.
Manhattan may have difficulty stealing the audience from Scottsdale in January or Monterey in August to become a center of classic car transactions.
I have difficulty being vulnerable, asking for help, and switching off my anxious hypervigilance, and crying is the embodiment of all those things.
Mr. Draghi said the situation was amplified by perceptions that banks might have difficulty adjusting to an economy with lower growth and interest rates.
Chances are that if you're a woman over size 2180, you'll have difficulty walking into a random clothing store and finding something that fits.
Without CNPC providing sub-contracting engineering work and supplying production equipments, the Iranian side will have difficulty maintaining the oil output, the sources said.
Macquarie analyst Konark Gupta wrote Bombardier could have difficulty getting the CSeries to breakeven by 2020-21 if it keeps selling at such prices.
Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel have finally teamed up to help clarify matters for the many people who have difficulty telling the Jimmys apart.
People fall through its cracks; they have difficulty finding out which programs they're eligible for and experience shame and stigma for being on welfare.
"The science suggests that people have difficulty identifying faces of people from other races (and) we must take it seriously," Tlaib wrote on Twitter.
"Some of the same reasons that mothers cannot conceive — as in hormone imbalances — overlap with reasons that moms have difficulty breastfeeding," Dr. Thomas says.
Based on 2016 data, 12% of Poles are estimated to be in "energy poverty"—in other words they have difficulty meeting their energy needs.
They say his record of attacking his Senate colleagues and taking relentlessly hard-line positions shows that he would have difficulty unifying the party.
Other measures of financial distress—eg, how many people say they have difficulty paying their rent or mortgage—have also improved in recent years.
China also plans to improve the management of local construction projects by limiting projects that will have difficulty in repaying loans, the minister said.
It is estimated a wall along the border could cost between $21.6 billion and $70 billion, a price that Republicans would have difficulty swallowing.
By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Men who have difficulty maintaining erections may benefit from exercise or physical activity, according to a new analysis.
Such patients may have difficulty understanding health plan features and more trouble navigating the additional steps in obtaining care that some private plans impose.
To increase accessibility, the automaker will also be implementing sitting-type and wheel-chair link devices for people who have difficulty standing and walking.
One stereotype of people on the autism spectrum is that they can be socially awkward and have difficulty understanding emotions or multilayered subtle humor.
The deficit is a perennial topic of discussion for politicians, reporters, pundits and economists, yet many people have difficulty understanding why it's a problem.
There have been numerous instances in the primaries, and particularly during the debates, when Biden seemed to have difficulty living up to the moment.
But prosecutors could have difficulty getting that record, which was gathered under battlefield conditions, admitted as evidence against him under more rigorous courtroom standards.
Several said they might have difficulty remaining objective if presented with evidence related to abortion or confronted with images that showed children being harmed.
And at least two House Democrats, Representatives Elaine Luria of Virginia and Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey, suggested they would have difficulty doing so.
We have difficulty accepting their coexistence in a single image; the mutual exclusivity of flesh and spirit has been drummed into us by now.
Butchers used to have difficulty selling this chop, because it didn't look as lean and smooth as those from the center of the loin.
In many cases parents who typically do not speak English have difficulty determining their child's whereabouts and struggle to navigate the American legal system.
"Lack of storage" often really means owning too much stuff, from clothes you no longer wear to nostalgia items you have difficulty parting with.
So if we have difficulty genuinely communicating with our partner, or they don't make us feel valued, we may be more likely to stray.
Told in school to think of themselves as a blend of indigenous, European and African cultures, many Brazilians have difficulty embracing their mixed origins.
We understand that the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation poses unique challenges for everyone and some customers may have difficulty making their monthly payments.
Still others say the reality of the Chinese system is that even diplomats with a perch like Cui's have difficulty speaking truth to power.
But I'm willing to bet you still have  difficulty picturing a much more likely future scene: your neighborhood with zero parked cars in it.
Most such efforts fail, and political experts say that a Californian third party made up primarily of former Republicans would have difficulty raising money.
In particular, old Marine hands will have difficulty coming to grips with a Marine Corps that does not solely operate from large amphibious ships.
But as now, the party will have difficulty finding willing coalition partners with enough seats of their own to push it over the top.
The judge asked the jurors to continue their deliberations, noting that it is not uncommon for a jury to have difficulty reaching a verdict.
If I don&apost get it, I will have difficulty understanding your entire pitch and unfortunately, forget about you instantly after you are finished.
A new survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that one in four people taking prescription drugs say they have difficulty affording their medication.
Many obstacles lie in their path, and even if elected they would have difficulty in securing a parliamentary majority to push through their programmes.
And just like the coral have difficulty building the reefs, shellfish struggle to build their shells in high-CO2, low-carbonate waters as well.
Former child performers like the Collins Kids often have difficulty adjusting to ordinary life after their first flush of fame is far behind them.
Caution: Even experts have difficulty understanding why neural networks make particular decisions, so extensive testing is needed to make sure that they are reliable.
And, according to University of California in Berkeley, people who have difficulty saying "no" experience higher stress, burnout rates and the inability to focus.
According to the American Psychological Association, those who experience it may feel disinterest in the baby, experience anxiety, and have difficulty concentrating, amongst other things.
According to the CDC, about 12.1% of cis women age 15 to 44 in the U.S. have difficulty conceiving or carrying a pregnancy to term.
I had been moved back into my postpartum room and was getting ready to go to bed when I really started to have difficulty breathing.
They can feel very sad, have trouble with work and personal relationships, and have difficulty sleeping, eating and getting out of bed in the morning.
"It's a hypervigilance about things that could go wrong, to the point that you have difficulty applying your cognitive facilities to other pursuits," she says.
Monahan responded that she was "out of town for three weeks in the desert in New Mexico," and that she would have difficulty getting reception.
But agencies like DOT need cybersecurity personnel but they have difficulty attracting them because of pay and the prestige of working for Google or Oracle.
Without digging into a fund's full list of holdings, which can number in the hundreds, investors may have difficulty knowing precisely what they are getting.
Overly C individuals who actually make it to PMs often have difficulty scaling GMV and adequately sizing positions, for fear of uncertainty and downside risk.
Most APAC banks are unlikely to have difficulty meeting leverage ratio requirements, as they do not generally hold huge stocks of low-risk-weighted assets.
Many struggle to arrange child care and transportation and may have difficulty scheduling medical appointments for themselves and their families, contributing to weaker health outcomes.
Projects from airports to broadband networks have difficulty obtaining funding, putting Europe's investment needs at much more than the money available in Europe's infrastructure fund.
Anything short of that will be a PR disaster from which the host's hard-earned reputation as a solid journalist may have difficulty recovering from.
To her, Snap will likely end up going after TV dollars by offering more premium content in Snapchat Discover, something Instagram will have difficulty doing.
If the Trump administration is unwilling to engage with Democrats on matters like cybersecurity hiring, they argued, lawmakers would have difficulty fulfilling basic oversight functions.
Clinton's seven-state victory on Super Tuesday gives her a significant delegate lead after the Super Tuesday contests, one that Sanders will have difficulty overcoming.
But if the technology is found to be at fault in this accident, Uber may have difficulty striking new partnerships or maintaining its existing relationships.
There is also evidence that minors whose parents are affected by high unemployment are more likely to believe that they will have difficulty getting jobs.
Pros: Lightweight and compact, inexpensive, comfortable padding, option to purchase with a travel bagCons: Some reviewers have difficulty getting a proper fit in a car
Meanwhile, approximately 12% of American women have difficulty becoming pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term, making infertility a condition roughly as common as diabetes.
Norwegian Airlines, which owns 18 of the aircraft, warned Thursday that the company would have difficulty reaching profitability in 85033 due to the jets' issues.
Clinton or box her in because she might have difficulty overruling him; or that he would become a political target of Republicans once again. Mrs.
Some people on the autism spectrum may think a bit differently than others, while people with more severe autism diagnoses have difficulty verbalizing at all.
I frequently wake up at night soaked in sweat, and, like with woman cited in the article, have difficulty drying my hair, particularly after exercising.
Many spouses of diplomats accompany them on overseas postings and often have difficulty finding work abroad, making employment through the State Department desirable to many.
She often finds that people who aren't getting enough regular sleep complain about being more forgetful, mentally fatigued, and have difficulty with visual discrimination exercises.
Meanwhile, agents haven't yet completely disappeared from the scene in Hong Kong—mostly, because some girls, especially the studious ones, have difficulty balancing their time.
Employer-provided insurance also puts new and small firms at a disadvantage because they have difficulty providing benefits at the same rate as large incumbents.
Islam and Christianity have too many ties to other countries, she said, while Taoism is an indigenous Chinese faith that foreigners often have difficulty understanding.
The Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, could have difficulty calling Mr. Biden to testify, as some moderate party members might balk at the idea.
"A few weeks in, consumers will start to have difficulty getting the configurations or the colors they'd like to see from the dealers," she said.
"As the coronavirus outbreak disrupts Chinese production, some companies and individuals will have difficulty with debt repayments," S&P Global warned in a Thursday report.
Male veterans enrolled in the live-in program are mostly soldiers returning from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars who have difficulty transitioning into civilian life.
The companies say that they are advocates for players who have difficulty completing the needed paperwork, and that they charge far less than law firms.
New polling suggests that Trump will have difficulty doing that because, for now, the 2020 election looks like it will be a referendum on him.
Even Trump's staunchest defenders would have difficulty arguing that he should remain in the White House if he committed a federal crime while in office.
"Both passenger and flight attendant are in harm's way for injury or slowed response if we have difficulty getting to the passenger," Mr. Tonjes said.
On the other side of the spectrum, Trump's nominees are often so odious and unsuited for their positions that they have difficulty earning Senate confirmation.
Parenting students often have difficulty maintaining a full-time class schedule, but also have a difficulty affording the cost of college credits without financial aid.
Exporters also said they had begun to have difficulty getting products into China, although New Zealand's government said it had not substantiated any such claims.
The capital-intensive energy industry is laden with debt, and as limited partnerships have difficulty meeting their interest payments, they may try to restructure their obligations.
And any replacement plan that does not maintain the same numbers of people currently covered by the ACA will have difficulty drawing support from Democratic senators.
Despite the flood of easy money promised to sellers, several women who advertise their breast milk online tell Broadly that they have difficulty finding legitimate buyers.
He said U.S. crude should continue to trade between $50 and $4.13 a barrel, but may have difficulty breaking through the upper end of that range.
If the drug isn't potent enough, the inmate could experience nausea and vomiting, or have difficulty breathing and eventually suffer brain damage — but still be alive.
If the person doesn't have difficulty breathing or other serious symptoms, doctors will likely send them home and tell them to stay away from other people.
Or if your employer has religious objections to covering birth control in their company health insurance, then might have difficulty getting the birth control you need.
Select Comfort — Wedbush downgraded the mattress retailer to "neutral" from "outperform," saying the company would have difficulty meeting near-term expectations due to "intense" promotional activity.
A child whose brain is constantly scanning the environment for danger will undoubtedly have difficulty paying attention in class or interacting with peers on the playground.
While the company does provide an opt-out box specifically for data used in the map, you may have difficulty finding it from the mobile app.
Savin-Williams notes that since the confines of traditional masculinity hold men back from pursuing new experiences, they have difficulty expressing their wants to potential partners.
"While business and public sector entities have unprecedented access to more information and real-time feeds, they still have difficulty tying it all together," SAP said.
"Additionally, OPEC will have difficulty implementing (September's) agreed production cut, while U.S. output may begin to rise as U.S. producers begin to drill again," Roy said.
The pastor talks about how he has performed virtual baptisms before, including for folks who have difficulty leaving their houses due to disability or other challenges.
When people have too little dopamine in the control circuit which is in the frontal lobes of the brain, they have difficulty focusing on one thing.
Individuals who have made mistakes in the past, served time in prison, and paid their debt to society have difficulty finding work because of licensing laws.
"The ultimate reason for the trial is that many people who take Truvada have difficulty with having to take a pill every single day," Fauci said.
But on Sunday afternoon, she seemed to have difficulty adjusting to the small concert space of the Frick Collection and the Steinway piano that occupied it.
Still, it will continue to hurt Iranian import and export businesses, which have difficulty accessing currency from the government and rely more on black market exchanges.
They'll also have difficulty competing for airtime with a slew of high-profile Democrats who have already jumped in, or are seriously considering the race. Sens.
"If there is a tit-for-tat escalation, Trump will have difficulty improving relations with Russia, which has just thrown U.S.A. election to him," she wrote.
And while Trump has given his generals and military advisers more autonomy, McMaster could have difficulty convincing the president to spring for more troops in Afghanistan.
While not for everyone, they're crucial for many who live paycheck to paycheck, and especially for those who have difficulty qualifying for other types of credit.
So while you might be able to nab a four-pound bag of Craisins, you might have difficulty finding many other brands of a similar product.
The enhanced federal payments that states now receive for newly eligible Medicaid beneficiaries would be reduced, and many states would have difficulty making up the difference.
Clinton will have difficulty matching the surge in new black, Hispanic and young voters who came to the polls for President Obama in 22008 and 22012.
"Integrated air and missile defense (IAMD) capabilities can effectively counter larger classes of UAS but have difficulty tracking, identifying, and defeating LSS UAS," the guide advises.
The adjustment can be overwhelming for some students, especially those who don't make friends easily or who have difficulty meeting the demands of challenging college courses.
The weakness in these rural areas seems to suggest that Sanders will have difficulty replicating his 2016 wins in Midwestern states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana.
The funds will be used to issue portfolio guarantees to commercial banks to allow them to be more flexible with companies that have difficulty servicing loans.
That's something he'd have difficulty getting Mexico to agree to, so he'd have more latitude to do it if he were to actually withdraw from NAFTA.
A government watchdog warned Congress that lawmakers could have difficulty holding the Air Force accountable for controlling costs during follow-on modernization of the F-235.
For some reason, however, he seems to have difficulty sticking to the blasé tone when it comes to a 16-year-old climate activist from Sweden.
Cutting current deficits would likely reduce aggregate spending, a change that the monetary policy authorities may have difficulty offsetting precisely because interest rates are so low.
However, the do-it-yourself mindset can quickly become a significant barrier to success, as many entrepreneurs have difficulty delegating and outsourcing once their business grows.
According to the CDC, about 12% of women ages 15 to 44 in the United States have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term.
Individuals with this movement disorder have difficulty maintaining balance and controlling speech, eye movement and mood, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
While better-off women in cities can purchase modern contraceptives, poor and rural women—those most affected by the Zika crisis—often have difficulty doing so.
He would need Congress to act, and Republicans could have difficulty getting the 60 votes needed to advance a repeal effort through the 100-member Senate.
When an employee has returned to the office, he or she might be teary, less productive or have difficulty concentrating, resulting in heavier workloads for others.
About 12% of all women ages 15 to 44 in the US have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term, according to the CDC.
He said China was trying to assert economic control in Venezuela by investing in infrastructure and providing hefty loans that Caracas would have difficulty paying back.
Compared with normal or underweight mothers, children of obese mothers were more likely to have difficulty using small muscles, such as those in their fingers or hands.
On the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Recode Senior Media Editor Peter Kafka says Twitter may have difficulty getting that sort of must-watch content.
"Encouraging participation is a legitimate civic goal, and the extent to which you can help people vote who otherwise would have difficulty voting is laudable," Blaze said.
"This proposal here is an opportunity here to try to further good oversight where we have difficulty obtaining information that is deemed important to have," Costa said.
Baldev Bhinder, managing director of law firm Blackstone & Gold, said Chinese buyers may have difficulty establishing a link between the virus and their inability to fulfil contracts.
ISIS has had to resort to inspiring attacks because they have difficulty reaching the faraway United States, which in any event has fewer unintegrated and radicalized Muslims.
The vehicles have trouble making unprotected left turns, for example, and some of the cars have difficulty merging with highway traffic, the site reported, citing unnamed sources.
Google's Sound Amplifier, its accessibilities feature that helps enhance volume for those who have difficulty hearing, is now available for devices with Android 6.0 Marshmallow and above.
Understanding the formation of social bonds in other mammals may also help scientists better understand people who have difficulty forming them, including those with autism or schizophrenia.
The word is emotionally and politically charged, and many lawmakers and academics justifiably have difficulty separating it from the horrendous, and frankly, better-documented consequences of smoking.
There's no blood test for autism, so doctors are called upon to determine whether their human patients have difficulty communicating and responding to social cues, for instance.
But those hopes dwindled dramatically as it became clear that President Trump would have difficulty gaining enough support to deliver on any of his pro-growth proposals.
They can also be valuable for older adults who might have difficulty getting to the doctor's office, as well are caregivers in search of guidance, he said.
"Right now, the legacy Whole Foods stores have difficulty attracting new customers, customers who don't already shop there," said William Kirk, an investment analyst at RBC Capital.
If Sanders prioritized democracy reform in his political revolution, his theory of change would be more believable to those who have difficulty understanding his campaign's biggest goals.
Some people, for a whole variety of reasons, have difficulty doing that, and at least an attempt or two should be made to try to help them.
Less than a third of Republicans and Democrats said they would have difficulty getting along with a new member of their community who belonged to the opposition.
If there are separate trials, both men could potentially avoid a spillover effect at a joint trial, where jurors have difficulty distinguishing between the two men's conduct.
China will have difficulty maintaining the current levels of foreign investment inflows in 2016-2020, while cumulative outbound investment will reach $720 billion, the ministry also said.
Even some of my friends, scientists who are skeptical about human-caused (anthropogenic) global warming, have difficulty at first accepting my hypothesis on the sea level rise.
Although the district attorney has vowed to try the case again, Steele may have difficulty in winning an eventual conviction, according to former prosecutors and defense lawyers.
They have little time to think through highly consequential decisions and often have difficulty communicating with the people commanding their forces — to say nothing about their adversaries.
Sometimes controllers have difficulty charging directly from the PS4, but this method can also help you narrow down the reasons that your controller may not be charging.
Tech Tip Q. I have difficulty typing on the computer, and would like to know if there are programs that can convert speech into text with formatting.
But the peril may be greater for Mr. Trump, who could have difficulty in 2020 replicating the regional sweep that made him president in the first place.
As a "remote commander," the court said, Mr. Bemba would have difficulty knowing what his 1,000-fighter militia was doing and adequately investigating and stopping any crimes.
"The first couple nights when you stop drinking, you may have difficulty sleeping," Dr. Elspeth Cameron Ritchie, director of psychiatry at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, told WTOP.
In addition, many people with advanced disease experience escalating symptoms, like pain or shortness of breath, that even the best hospices have difficulty managing in the home.
"Bots are often singularly blamed as the reason fans have difficulty accessing tickets," Stephanie Burns, vice president and general counsel at competing platform StubHub, told the panel.
"Many offices have difficulty finding room in their Congressionally-set budget, and pay is already too low for permanent staff," Chu said in a statement to CNN.
Mr. Trump has also endorsed the idea of state-run "high-risk pools" for people with pre-existing conditions who would otherwise have difficulty finding affordable coverage.
They could filibuster any bill attempting to change that 50-50 split, and the Republicans would have difficulty assembling the 60 votes needed to stop the filibuster.
The New Health Care You've all experienced it: There's a problem with your health care bill, or you have difficulty getting coverage for the care you need.
And challengers hoping to beat Mr. Trump on the campaign trail may have difficulty competing for attention when he is in the White House — or on Twitter.
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His painstaking recounting of each primary, however, can overwhelm the reader, who may have difficulty keeping track of a whirl of delegate counts, party hacks and campaign stops.
Thunderstorms can cause extreme turbulence and shifting winds that can cause landing and departing aircraft to have difficulty remaining airborne or stopping on time on a particular runway.
Within the group that achieved the average well-being score, approximately 20 percent of people still sometimes have difficulty paying for basic needs such as food, it said.
The 2013 loan that the new financing will replace was also backed by IPIC, which promised to stand behind Aabar should it have difficulty in making the repayment.
But after spending six months traveling through deep space, they might have difficulty performing tasks quickly and efficiently, even if those actions would be vital to life support.
Of those they service, 67% cannot leave their homes without assistance and 78% have difficulty performing daily activities such as dressing, washing and cooking, according to the survey.
Cramer spoke with Mindbody's chairman and CEO Rick Stollmeyer, who explained that small to medium sized businesses (SMB) often have difficulty with scheduling and tracking customers and staff.
But Stigall, the former federal prosecutor, said Mueller's team might have difficulty proving that van der Zwaan deleted the email after he knew that prosecutors had requested it.
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Although bankers expect the deal to get done, some banks could have difficulty supporting the deal for fear of how their support would be perceived by Qatar's neighbours.
Some students may indeed enjoy singing the song, even though it is in Mandarin, which is not typically spoken in Hong Kong and some residents have difficulty pronouncing.
But even if it has only a transient existence its establishment suggests that, even if land animals have difficulty making the crossing, for marine creatures Darwin was correct.
And if you have difficulty connecting with others, Seepersad says, being in a room full of people is not necessarily going to make you feel any less alone.
MixBin lists all affected cases on its recall notice, but unless you specifically recognize the design, you might have difficulty identifying your case because some are pretty generic.
As a result, you may feel tired and groggy during the day, or have difficulty focusing when you are awake, according to the National Institute of Health (NIH).
Between broken pledges, stolen speeches and Rudy Giuliani screaming "America" about a dozen times, it'd be perfectly understandable for you to have difficulty making sense of it all.
You can't use most scissors, coaches have difficulty teaching you how to use a tennis racket, and sitting at usually right-handed desks causes strain on your back.
"…during the partner selection process, people may have difficulty differentiating between partners that prove to be casual and short-term versus committed and long-term," the study said.
In each test, the dog's owner pretended to have difficulty removing the lid of a "transparent jar," which contained an item that had "no value" to the dogs.
As with autism, those with Asperger's often struggle to connect with others, but are usually of average or above average intelligence and tend not to have difficulty talking.
He said artificial intelligence systems need to understand the vocabulary used in travel to be successful, but still may have difficulty helping travelers if their requests are complex.
The ID cards also serve the homeless, low-income elderly people, former prisoners and members of the LGBTQ community who may have difficulty obtaining other government-issued IDs.
When someone has an infection in their lungs they oftentimes can have difficulty breathing and feel short of breath, so the reaction to that is to breathe faster.
Common nutrition plans include low-microbial diets, which lowers the risk of infection, while patients who have difficulty swallowing may need to stick to puréed food or liquids.
Even so, analysts said the exchange will have difficulty replicating in other sectors its success as a global venue for business trusts and real estate investment trusts (REITs).
They disassociate when they get stressed—they can't think clearly, they have a lot of trouble regulating and balancing their emotions, they have difficulty having mutually-rewarding relationships.
Parents trying to monitor use can have difficulty distinguishing abusive behavior from appropriate use, especially since teens use their devices for both schoolwork and free time, often simultaneously.
Based on research by Business Insider, numerous companies appear to have difficulty navigating the political boundaries in Asia but have yet to get in trouble from Chinese authorities.
That some people have difficulty thinking while breathing moderate levels of carbon dioxide suggests it may be worth taking a closer look at levels in offices and schools.
Ideally, find one that specializes in the language you need to translate especially if the language uses a character set you're not familiar with, or have difficulty pronouncing.
During the Democratic debates, Biden sometimes seemed to have difficulty, running out of steam in his response to Kamala Harris or flubbing the delivery of his campaign website.
A company, however, could change its terms of service – which, studies have shown, people have difficulty understanding – and decide to make this health data available to third parties.
Whelan wanted to attend and complained that he would have difficulty hearing proceedings over a video link because of an injury he sustained while in Iraq, Zherebenkov said.
Without the support of Cloudflare or entities like it, 8chan would have difficulty spewing their hate, as they could not operate safely behind the shield that Cloudflare provides.
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The statement said that some may have difficulty accepting this, but "the uncomfortable fact remains there are no easy answers and no convenient solutions" to issues like this.
The willingness of lenders to engage in auto-related lending stands in contrast to the residential mortgage market, where non-prime borrowers continue to have difficulty obtaining mortgages.
Children develop speech slower, their motor skills don't come along as quickly as they should, and they start to have difficulty creating proper attachments to other human beings.
"By and large," the study explains (emphasis mine): introductory textbooks have difficulty accurately portraying controversial topics with care or, in some cases, simply avoid covering them at all.
The European ones can, in turn, travel to the United States without a visa, and we may have difficulty identifying them if they are not on a watch list.
"This is a major problem for individuals who are cognitively challenged: They have difficulty applying a skill or knowledge they get in one setting to somewhere else," explains McLaughlin.
In 2009, al Asiri fitted out a Nigerian AQAP recruit with an explosive underwear device containing PETN, a white powdery explosive that basic X-ray systems have difficulty detecting.
Earlier this month a survey by the Canadian Journalism Foundation found that almost 40 percent of Canadians have difficulty distinguishing a fake news story from a fact-based one.
About a third also experienced muscle pain and difficulty breathing, though it took about five days (on average) for a patient to have difficulty breathing after first showing symptoms.
While the Justice Department seems to have difficulty appraising the value of in-kind help from a foreign government, US law and FEC regulations deal with the issue clearly.
A Japanese company is developing a pair of smart glasses that convert words into voice for those who are dyslexic or otherwise have difficulty reading, as spotted by SoraNews24.
"If EpiPen is not the right device for you or you have difficulty getting one after the recall," she says, "try another, or even carry more than one brand."
Do you think you'll have difficulty getting support in Binghamton and Albany and places like that — not just because you're a celebrity but also because you're a New Yorker?
Goldman Sachs lowered its rating for Goodyear Tire & Rubber to neutral from buy, saying the company will have difficulty passing along its tire price increases to consumers this year.
Aside from running into personal obstacles at home, including managing demands related to work and family, students have difficulty getting their completed credits recognized at the four-year school.
Many supervisors have difficulty drawing the often fine line between being friendly and developing camaraderie with people they manage and making sure that they are respected and taken seriously.
It is expected to most benefit low-income children in populations that have difficulty accessing existing summer meal programs and that have historically shown low participation in summer meals.
Sharp seems to have difficulty helping its Free-Form Displays make the leap from trade show floor to retail, but this Corner R concept should be an easier sell.
Another motivation for the refusals may be that Syrians have difficulty proving "nonimmigrant intent," which is a requirement that applicants prove they will return home after their visa expires.
For example, visually impaired people may have difficulty understanding how to use menstrual products without braille instructions, and physically-impaired people may lack the dexterity to use the products.
Jordan wants to achieve stability by continuing to host the Syrians, but it will have difficulty doing that and facing a major Palestinian-Israeli crisis at the same time.
This is part of why we have difficulty contemplating the possibility of future illness and why we don't invest present time or energy in preventive care, such as PrEP.
The park provides no-cost Blue Hero Passes to help children who may have difficulty waiting in line and hosts special days for children with autism and their families.
The warning on Tuesday added a new element of uncertainty for a company that has $13.19 billion in liabilities and said it could have difficulty obtaining merchandise from vendors.
As is the case with every Mercury retrograde, miscommunications abound, so don't make too many plans and resist texting or calling people you know you have difficulty communicating with.
All three have expressed hard-line views on illegal immigration, and could have difficulty winning confirmation in the U.S. Senate, which Trump's Republicans control by a 53-47 margin.
Ford Motor – Piper Jaffray downgraded the automaker's stock to "neutral" from "overweight," saying Ford will have difficulty finding compelling revenue drivers that will offset what it calls secular threats.
More than two thirds of parents, regardless of income, believe their children have difficulty learning at home, according to a February survey by the Education University of Hong Kong.
More than two thirds of parents, regardless of income, believe their children have difficulty learning at home, according to a February survey by the Education University of Hong Kong.
They may have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, some awaken much too early, while others do not feel rested despite spending a full night seemingly asleep in bed.
The funds will be used to issue portfolio guarantees to commercial banks to allow them to be more flexible with companies that have difficulty servicing loans, Vladislav Goranov said.
At that point, Republicans will return from their home districts and face questions about Mr. Trump's tweets and condemnation of the whistle-blower — questions they might have difficulty answering.
With Kraft Heinz's cost-cutting reputation and a fumbled bid for Unilever, industry analysts wonder whether it may have difficulty finding a company to welcome it with open arms.
Hundreds of people who have epidermolysis bullosa, or EB, a type of disease that causes fragile, blistering skin, have difficulty accessing medicine after the sanctions were imposed, it said.
Louise Potter, a spokeswoman for the British advocacy group Prison Advice and Care Trust, told VICE News that even close relatives have difficulty gleaning information about inmates' living conditions.
As a result, it never truly built up the sense of community and competition that made the original so special—something that EA's upcoming Battlefront II will have difficulty correcting.
"France has no reason to have difficulty with Islam," he insisted in July, while reaffirming his determination to reform the administration of Islam in France by the end of year.
At current prices and with current technologies, an all or mostly renewable grid would have difficulty with industrial heat, which requires enormous, intensive amounts of energy, reliably and continuously supplied.
The program also improved the unsubsidized earnings of two groups that would ordinarily have difficulty getting a foot in the door: the long-term unemployed and people with criminal records.
Higher levels bring more perks, like beta testing new features and being able to "contact YouTube staff directly," something even the biggest creators on the platform often have difficulty doing.
The choices of both men should worry other Hollywood studio chiefs, who will have difficulty competing with Disney and whose legacy businesses are not as valuable as those of Fox.
In a 2012 interview with ThinkProgress, Price rejected the suggestion that low-income women would have difficulty accessing contraception without the ACA's mandate that it be covered at no cost.
A narcissist might turn on their loved ones and "have difficulty looking at your world, asking questions, and listening to your answers," because you don't matter to them, she says.
A battlefield commander may gain some intelligence about the movement of a single enemy unit, but within the fog of war, they will have difficulty in determining what that means.
"People who are psychopathic seem to have a lot of difficulty internally representing other people's fearful states, and the reason is because they have difficulty experiencing fear themselves," she said.
They have difficulty projecting that they will have a family life when they will be on the road, moving from lab to lab, for the next 10 to 15 years.
However, doctors continued to have difficulty controlling his bleeding, and eventually placed him on a ventilator in the Intensive Care Unit of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite Hospital.
"If there is a tit-for-tat escalation Trump will have difficulty improving relations with Russia, which has just thrown USA election to him," McFarland wrote, according to the Times.
Also, about 28500% of women aged 6900 to 2628 years in the United States have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term, regardless of marital status (impaired fecundity).
Without a correction — a discharge upgrade — from a review board, veterans with bad paper may be denied earned benefits, including medical care and education assistance, and have difficulty finding employment.
"We understand that the rapidly-evolving COVID-350 situation poses unique challenges for everyone and some customers may have difficulty making their monthly payments," the company said in a statement.
According to court records, he told the undercover agent that he would have difficulty buying vehicles for a car-bomb attack because he would need to show a driver's license.
Covering up debt can be an indication that your partner may be struggling to "live within their means or may have difficulty with managing budgeting and cash flow," Cheng says.
"Active managers tend to have difficulty keeping up with index funds in strong markets, as many will keep cash on hand to make opportunistic investments or meet redemptions," Johnson said.
Black women are more likely than their white counterparts to experience an unintended pregnancy because they are more likely to have difficulty paying for and accessing contraceptives and abortion services.
Such a reform would benefit almost everyone, but particularly populations that have difficulty getting to a polling place on a weekday (working mothers, the ill or elderly, low-income, etc.).
For example, women who have difficulty walking are much less likely to be asked about contraception or receive cervical cancer screening, in part because doctors assume they're not sexually active.
Investors saw it as an indication Trump was likely to have difficulty with other parts of his agenda including tax reform and fiscal spending that are likely to increase U.S. inflation.
"While ED drugs can bring real relief for men who want to—but have difficulty—having penetrative sex, they also promote problematically narrow cultural norms for masculinity and sexuality," says Wentzell.
It's reflective of a generation who is already lambasted for spending too much time on our phones, and who is sometimes said to have difficulty with interpersonal interactions because of this.
After all, a company like Doogee is going to have difficulty rising above the din during a CES or MWC, even with an idea as interesting as the rugged, modular S90.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 12% of women ages 15 to 44 have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term in the United States.
She said the NYCLU could have difficulty establishing the legal standing to bring such a challenge, which would probably have to come from a criminal defendant specifically targeted by a simulator.
By Andrew M. Seaman Reuters Health - People who are transgender may have difficulty finding endocrinologists who feel comfortable and competent in providing needed care, according to a new survey of physicians.
That's right: The first clear sign that Cuba will have difficulty keeping up with the influx of American tourists — certain only to increase as restrictions are loosened — is a beer shortage.
When there are 33 million pixels crammed into a display, you can get your face right up inches away from an 88-inch screen and have difficulty making out individual ones.
Moreover, some materials (rubber, for example) do not reflect radar waves well, so radar could have difficulty noticing, say, a dangerous chunk of tyre from a blowout lying in the road.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 12% of women aged 15 to 44 in the United States have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term.
The term was coined back in 1988 by a researcher named Edward Eichel, who discovered that women who have difficulty achieving orgasm may have success if they tweak their positioning slightly.
But it is a $5 billion nonprofit that provides employment, education and job training for those who have difficulty finding jobs, including older people and people with criminal backgrounds and disabilities.
Real-time text, or RTT, is a replacement for TTY typewriter devices that work across conventional phone lines and help people who have difficulty hearing; RTT is designed for wireless networks.
But, main roads aside (they are usually chaotic), a stranger to either city would have difficulty predicting from a map which streets would have good vibes and which would seem chaotic.
Hirono questioned Nauert's qualifications and said she would have "difficulty" supporting her to be America's top representative at the U.N. in an interview on CNN's "New Day" with host John Berman.
"… There are going to be very rare cases of individuals who may have difficulty that can be attributed to the surgery, but I think that's true of any kind of procedure."
If rural high schoolers have difficulty matriculating at college, it's not due to some rot inherent to rural places, but to increasing tuition costs and inadequate funding for public secondary schools.
"Sometimes, people, they have difficulty in separating what is [profit-and-loss statement] balance sheet impact in the short term with what are the beliefs of the long term," he said.
" While she couldn't diagnose me over the phone, she explained that those suffering from the psychiatric condition usually have "difficulty parting with possessions and clutter that impairs living in their homes.
One lay nun whose order has deep roots in Mindong said Bishop Zhan would have difficulty running the diocese because most worshipers are in the underground church and support Bishop Guo.
The world's coral reefs are gravely threatened, but researchers have only a rough idea of how extensive those reefs are because most airborne and satellite instruments have difficulty peering through seawater.
"The aim is to help people be less lonely, by researching why some people — of all genders and orientations — have difficulty with dating and creating effective support services," she tells me.
The COVID-19 pandemic has, over a very short period of time, created a situation that is both inexplicable and unexpected, which many non-neurotypical children inherently have difficulty dealing with.
If they truly believed what they told investors and the public about Theranos's device, the Justice Department would have difficulty making the case that they set out to fraudulently obtain money.
They incorrectly believe that requiring a PIN for credit card transactions could burden consumers who may have difficulty remembering another passcode – a baseless argument that does not give Americans enough credit.
Ezetap focuses on "emerging markets where traditional companies have difficulty or are yet to venture," Bose tells CNBC Make It. There are currently no operations in the United States, Ezetap says.
Kaze no Oto, in a suburb of Yokohama, is one of a few restaurants in Japan catering to an aging population with meals for those who have difficulty chewing or swallowing.
Amazon Lending is an invitation-only program that makes loans of $11,000 to $750,000, with terms of up to a year, for companies that may have difficulty landing traditional business loans.
But ending birthright citizenship would still probably create a new class of stateless people who were either born to undocumented parents or who would have difficulty providing their statuses through paperwork.
Computers can generate a code by performing the easy task of multiplying large prime numbers, but computers have difficulty factoring large numbers into primes without having some information about what went in.
A survey of LGBT elders by Fredriksen-Goldsen found that found that 2240% said they have difficulty paying bills and 21% had to cut back on other expenses to make ends meet.
Newly established charitable organizations often have difficulty attracting financing, and some observers say their failure rates are even higher than the large numbers of venture-capital-backed start-ups that falter yearly.
This would have been a tough argument to make for three reasons: First, the BFOQ exception is very narrowly, and rarely applied -- some modern courts have difficulty even imagining a legitimate BFOQ.
While robots excel at complex calculations and precise, repetitive tasks, they have difficulty doing some things that are easily mastered by small children - such as stacking blocks and sensing objects in space.
ISTANBUL, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Turkish banks and financial institutions signed a loan restructuring framework agreement on Wednesday aiming to help businesses which have difficulty in paying off debt, Turkey's Banking Association said.
More than one in three Americans now say that they have difficulty affording their healthcare premiums, and almost half say that it would be difficult to manage an unexpected $500 medical bill.
Barclays said the country will have difficulty avoiding a "credit event" in 2016 - and that is based on the bank's forecast of US$37 oil, almost US$10 higher than current prices.
In an internal administration memo earlier this year, he suggested that the Defense Department would not have difficulty maintaining supplies of steel and aluminum solely from US production, even without trade restrictions.
Authorities say such orders need to be approved by the city's independent judiciary as a safeguard, but critics say judges will have difficulty validating evidence presented by mainland authorities against potential fugitives.
Lawyers who are solo practitioners were concerned that Mr. Giuliani, who is known to have difficulty delegating, would try to manage his own case, according to a person close to Mr. Giuliani.
Another hurdle was the city landscape, with its tall buildings and narrow, congested streets, where a drone's GPS component might have difficulty getting reception or the device could get tangled in trees.
Today's supersonic jets, while quieter and more fuel efficient than the Concorde, have difficulty meeting noise levels and carbon emissions standards for conventional planes due to engine constraints and higher fuel burn.
In the past, drug traffickers were reluctant to use containers because they would frequently lose control of the product for an extended period and would have difficulty assigning blame for a loss.
Faced with spending large portions of their income on their rent or mortgage, these families have difficulty purchasing healthy food and often live in communities with poor water or waste disposal systems.
Depressed teens might have difficulty falling asleep, not be able to fall back asleep after they wake up in the middle of the night or wake up very early in the morning.
And the rise of diet trends like Paleo, vegetarian and gluten-free also is spurring more home cooking, he said, because adherents have difficulty finding something they can eat on many menus.
It also doesn't take into account the roughly 12% of women of reproductive age in the U.S. who will have difficulty getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term because of infertility.
If Hispanics, whom Trump has already alienated, give three-quarters of their vote to a Democrat and turn out around 55 percent, a Republican president candidate will have difficulty winning an election.
This has improved over the past few decades, but a new systematic review shows people with intellectual disabilities still have difficulty accessing high quality end-of-life care, including palliative care specialists.
These companies enable many Florida farms and golf resorts, which can have difficulty finding legal workers, to maintain large work crews without assuming legal responsibility for their immigration status, Mr. Schell said.
Mr. Kolner said charging fees was a growing practice because advisers spent several hours planning their clients' trips and would have difficulty making a sustainable living without being compensated for their time.
Employers in areas hardest hit by the opioid crisis can have difficulty finding employees and frequently suffer because of high rates of absenteeism, reduced productivity at work, and increased health care costs.
Martha McSally, but Democrats have panned the proposal and even House GOP leaders have acknowledged privately it likely would have difficulty passing the House and is a non-starter in the Senate.
Pregnant women who lose their jobs have difficulty securing new employment while they are visibly pregnant, and, after the baby is born, because they need time to recover from the birth process.
Romney's comments suggested Johnson could have difficulty getting his committee to approve a subpoena of Andrii Telizhenko, a former Ukrainian diplomat and consultant for Blue Star Strategies, a lobbying and consulting firm.
In fact, studies out of Stanford show that people who are regularly bombarded with information have difficulty paying attention, recalling important information, and switching gears to change tasks or perform a different role.
A plan to have Chinese police officers deployed in Paris was scrapped in 2014, reportedly over concerns they might have difficulty operating in a legal environment that was so different from the mainland's.
"I have difficulty believing that a government like the United States organised a press conference yesterday to single out one particular company, and I wonder why it is going so far," she said.
These two women, neither of whom has a strong sense of self, neither of whom is in a place to be in any form of a relationship with anybody, have difficulty navigating this.
"I have difficulty believing that a government like the United States organized a press conference yesterday to single out one particular company, and I wonder why it is going so far," she said.
Such laws do little to protect patients' health, and are typically passed in an attempt to shut down abortion providers, who often have difficulty finding a hospital willing to grant them admitting privileges.
Apple has retrenched from some of its mobile ad efforts, but some of Hsiao's weapons still either won't work on iPhones (Play store ads) or may have difficulty getting traction there (app streaming).
The secessionists kept a majority, but it was reduced and they may have difficulty forming a government; and support for unionist party Ciudadanos has surged, but not enough to catapult them into power.
Sicile-Kira identifies as nonverbal, a term not yet part of formal diagnostic criteria but one which applies to individuals who have difficulty with or lack the ability to communicate effectively through speech.
And even the ZENS Powerbank might have difficulty with the "world's first" claim, give that Griffin has its Travel Power Bank that was announced back at CES (although it still hasn't shipped yet).
"This condition, if not addressed, could cause the flight crew to have difficulty controlling the airplane, and lead to excessive nose-down attitude, significant altitude loss, and possible impact with terrain," it said.
Without it, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will have difficulty enforcing recordkeeping obligations, and workers will lack a key way to understand the dangers that may wait for them at work.
Automotive experts have said that some foreign brand automakers with smaller North American manufacturing footprints and fewer U.S. research and development staff may have difficulty meeting the more stringent content requirements for years.
In recent months, power supply auctions have shown that renewables can be offered at less than 18.673 rupees (4 U.S. cents) per kilowatt hour, a tariff that coal-fired generators have difficulty matching.
BOGOTA, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Colombia may have difficulty financing its 2020 budget needs if the economy expands below the government's target next year, central bank board chief Juan Jose Echavarria said on Tuesday.
Mr. Le Drian cited the expanding support and partnerships with regional forces and noted the terrorist threats that plague these desperately poor countries, which have difficulty enforcing their loosely guarded borders against extremists.
What's worse is that families such as mine are then shamed into silence for having failed to do the impossible, prevent the kind of tragedy even trained professionals have difficulty spotting in advance.
Filed on Tuesday in San Francisco federal court, the lawsuit by the California Reinvestment Coalition said the data is critical to identifying "credit deserts" where the small businesses may have difficulty getting loans.
Each said they have difficulty finding clothing, accessories and appliances that suit their body types and frequently create their own hacks and rely on help from family and friends to handle everyday tasks.
"Members have difficulty finding — and in many cases cannot find — medical providers," who will accept patients covered under policies sold by Centene, according to the lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington State.
But Benedict, in his first public comments in the presence of his successor, did appear to have difficulty pronouncing a few words as he thanked Francis and a small group of cardinals in Italian.
Trump also may have difficulty filling slots because of either concerns from Republicans who would otherwise serve a GOP administration and hard feelings from the Trump camp towards the DC establishment that fought him.
Even before Trump's Twitter attacks on Corker, the senator has said he would have difficulty supporting any tax package that added to the federal deficit, posing a potential hurdle for the president's tax plan.
These latest supersonic jets, while quieter and more fuel efficient than the Concorde, have difficulty meeting existing noise levels and carbon emissions standards for conventional planes due to engine constraints and higher fuel burn.
I have difficulty understanding what it's like not to be fearful while I watch the government and the public deny my civil rights and openly discuss making me a second-class citizen via legislation.
Turkey has absorbed more Syrian refugees than any other country: 3.6 million, the overwhelming majority of which live outside of camps and have difficulty accessing basic services, such as medical care and food assistance.
Single women have difficulty accessing contraception and often lack basic information about it because it is expected that they will remain virgins until marriage, said Sanou Gning, country director at international charity Marie Stopes.
Today people aren't drinking as much cow's milk, whether it's because they have difficulty digesting lactose, they want a healthier alternatives with less fat or, perhaps, a product not associated with a beating heart.
However, many patients are unaware that focused ultrasound may be a treatment option for them, and even when they are aware, they have difficulty locating a treatment center or covering the costs of treatment.
Southeast Asia appears ill-equipped to deal with such a disease outbreak, the experts said, adding that the region will have difficulty re-populating pig herds — piling on further pressure to global protein markets.
The measure seeks to extend Medicaid coverage to some 90,000 Nebraska residents, who currently do not qualify for the program but have difficulty purchasing health care on their own through the Affordable Care Act.
If the new nation were to be denied entrance or have difficulty joining the union, the Catalan economy would face large transition costs, as the EU accounts for roughly 65.8 percent of Catalan exports.
According to adult entertainment lawyer Michael Fattorosi, even the porn companies who actively try to be compliant with Measure B have difficulty getting the public health department to actually issue them the necessary permits.
"If you just make mistakes, or don't quite understand the form, or have difficulty knowing what the rules are, that's not criminal," he said, explaining that only willful lies could be construed as criminal.
Next generation supersonic jets, while quieter and more fuel efficient than the Concorde, have difficulty meeting existing noise levels and carbon emissions standards for conventional planes due to engine constraints and higher fuel burn.
In the places on the wrong side of that gap, it's confusing and discouraging to potential voters, especially those most likely to have difficulty getting registered and to the polls in the first place.
The post-2628/28500 GI Bill makes university diplomas, as well as vocational "career" diplomas and certifications, possible for veterans who otherwise may have difficulty affording school, including members of the Guard and Reserve.
Investors have difficulty believing such a policy tightening is possible under the current unstable economic and market conditions, with federal fund rate futures <0#FF:> pricing in just over one rate hike this year.
I have always hoped it would happen, certainly repatriation, which is a true craziness in terms of competitiveness and fairness ... but I don't know, I think this administration will have difficulty getting anything done.
Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld, the chair of the anthropology department, also a Carolina graduate, told me that the sense of personal loss many people feel is so profound that they have difficulty even talking about it.
The firms have won approvals from a number of states, but some analysts worry the two firms will have difficulty convincing federal regulators that their deal will not hurt competition in the large employer market.
"Despite the thousands of women harmed and despite all the data presented here today, Bayer and the FDA have difficulty seeing the causal relationship between Essure and our health due to limited data," she continued.
For whatever reason — my overly large head, my poorly designed auricles, a shitty external auditory meatus — I have difficulty keeping my AirPods in my ears, or getting the type of fit that delivers good sound.
If there's a particular ball placement that you have difficulty putting into the net or keeping from going into your own, now you can practice with that shot until you perfect your offense or defense.
The paper quoted experts saying that Russia would have difficulty convincing the world otherwise and that in defending Syria, Moscow risked bruising its image of being involved militarily in Syria to help end the conflict.
The U.S. Federal Reserve will have difficulty raising interest rates significantly beyond the settings of its Japanese and European counterparts, which are still pursuing accommodative policy, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Tuesday.
President Trump is playing host to French president Emanuel Macron this week and that means a return of awkward public displays of affection from a president who seems to have difficulty with basic human interaction.
Consumers may have difficulty sorting through their options after the administration sliced the budget last summer for insurance navigators to $10 million this year, from $903 million in 2017 and nearly $63 million in 2016.
Not that there was no liability, but we just felt that we would have difficulty establishing that, in light of the fact that we have a limited staff and we have about 35 open cases.
Doctor groups, particularly those representing specialties like anesthesia and emergency medicine, argue that a national version of a law like California's would disrupt medical care so much that patients would have difficulty finding a doctor.
The center only works with clients who qualify for public assistance, and, as Development Manager Nate Collins explained, some have difficulty maintaining traditional jobs and their art-making provides them with a stream of income.
British farms employ 50,000-60,000 seasonal workers each year to pick fruit, cut flowers, or plant vegetables, and would have difficulty replacing them if they stopped coming, said John Hardman, director of agricultural recruitment agency HOPS.
The team began to have difficulty getting clinical trials off the ground in America, partially because contraception was still illegal in most states and partially because of the high drop out rate from their smaller studies.
Both lead characters have difficulty communicating the enormity of their experiences in space, and in a weird meta touch (or maybe just an imitative fallacy), their movies have communication failures as well, especially in their scripting.
A person with Guillain-Barré syndrome might feel weak or unsteady, have difficulty breathing, chewing, speaking, or swallowing, and have pins-and-needles sensations in their toes or fingers, the Mayo Clinic wrote on its website.
As the daily medication almost eradicates the risk of infection, South Africa is one of several countries on the continent conducting trials to assess how it could help protect people who have difficulty negotiating condom use.
Still, because of its mandate for a broad customer base, Goldman is likely to approve users who would have difficulty getting other popular rewards cards, like J.P. Morgan's Sapphire Reserve or Citigroup's double-cash back card.
"Their revenue was struggling to grow … and in low interest rate environment, with a lot more regulatory risk, I thought Wells Fargo was going to have difficulty continuing to grow or hit street estimates," Barker said.
Although an estimated 10% of women in the United States have difficulty getting or staying pregnant — and that number jumps to over 33% for women over 35 — there is still a stigma attached to fertility issues.
According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, those who spend over 30 percent of their income are "cost-burdened, " which means they might have difficulty paying for necessities like food and medical care.
Being in an environment that has so much going on all the time gives us tremendous perspective and contrast, through-which we can enjoy one-on-one discussions in a way we often have difficulty experiencing.
Even with free coverage of birth control, the added step of having to make a doctor's appointment can serve as a high barrier to access—especially for disenfranchised women who have difficulty taking time off work.
While aid agencies operating in North Korea need to be restrained in their reporting of the situation on the ground, eyewitness accounts from dissidents and others support evidence that many outside privileged circles have difficulty surviving.
They often go through verbal gymnastics, stating that they're "supporting the nominee" rather than saying that they're going to support Trump, performing a feat of cognitive dissonance that a multiple personality subject would have difficulty emulating.
"Some people have difficulty leaving the house because of the mental health issues they face but need professional support, while others have to travel for work or need to stay home for child care," Khalili says.
The warning advises people who have traveled to China and returned in the last 14 days to immediately seek medical care if they feel sick with a fever or cough, or if they have difficulty breathing.
If even a very conservative Supreme Court is asked to rule that the government is powerless to stop hostile foreign interests from surreptitiously acting to influence our elections, I have difficulty believing it will do so.
Roberts and his conservative colleagues will have difficulty convincing anyone that a reversal of every federal court that has looked at these three cases is anything other than a partisan decision — in short, another Bush v.
"Even experts have difficulty distinguishing among tick species, so it is important to take precautions to protect pets, livestock and family members from becoming a host for ticks of any kind," Pennsylvania veterinarian David Wolfgang said.
The study also found that around 80% of the coronavirus cases were mild, meaning patients might experience a fever or dry cough, but they weren't likely to have difficulty breathing or develop a severe lung infection.
According to Aziz, the best location for a medical facility is on a narrow street, flanked by tall buildings, so that, after an air strike, helicopters and jets have difficulty tracking the movement of wounded civilians.
Among other things, young people with depression or anxiety might have difficulty taking daily medicines to control asthma or avoiding things in the environment like cigarette smoke, dust, or pollen that might make asthma symptoms worse.
He advocates tax credits to help people buy insurance, greater use of individual health savings accounts and state-run "high-risk pools" for people with pre-existing conditions who might otherwise have difficulty finding affordable coverage.
Still, the results are "good news for older adults who may have difficulty walking at faster paces," said Keith Diaz, a researcher at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City who wasn't involved in the study.
The statement could jeopardize a second Trump-Kim summit as the United States may have difficulty negotiating further if the North ties the future of its nukes to the U.S. military presence in the South, analysts said.
"We think retailers will have difficulty raising prices even by the 2% needed to offset a 25% tariff as competition has led to a deflationary apparel CPI for much of the past 20 years," the analyst said.
The Texans' secondary could have difficulty containing Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles and his two dangerous wide receivers, Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns, though it intercepted Bortles three times in a 31-20 win in Jacksonville in October.
"The increasing size of the shadow banking system means that during a disorderly contraction, banks could have difficulty replacing shadow banking credit, leaving borrowers who rely on such financing at risk of a credit crunch," Moody's said.
Customers of Spark, Vocus, or Vodaphone may have difficulty accessing sites known for hosting objectionable material and which actively helped to mirror the 17 minutes of real-time murder footage after it had been pulled from Facebook.
"Whether by choice or necessity, a growing number of Americans are working without a safety net and have difficulty planning and saving for retirement, health care needs, or on-the-job injuries," Warner said in a statement.
Back then, Redick was the diabolical pong star who drilled spontaneous thirty-footers and wrote poetry about his haters—the type of generational amateur talent whose professional chops scouts often have difficulty parsing from cult of personality.
TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve will have difficulty raising interest rates significantly beyond the settings of its Japanese and European counterparts, which are still pursuing accommodative policy, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Tuesday.
"No doctor would recommend such a thing, but unfortunately, people who have difficulty affording insulin can go to extremes," explains Robert A. Gabbay, the Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President at Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston.
Millions of Americans are one unexpected expense away from financial distress, as evidenced recently by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's financial well-being survey showing more than 40 percent of U.S. adults have difficulty making ends meet.
The suit said that the policy was later codified to say that immigrant students over 16 who were judged to have difficulty with English could not enroll at Proctor High School, the district's only public high school.
Because I have difficulty bringing myself even to locate my really old work, much less to reconsider any of it seriously, I have to hope that looking back isn't the only way an artist can move forward.
"Sometimes we have to do an investigation that we don't have a victim we can talk to, or children, or people who are not verbal, or seniors who have difficulty in recalling accounts of events," he said.
Both women have difficulty with the physical act of speaking in the years after the murder; both live in neglected houses infested with flies; both have been abandoned by their mother and have a disdainful older brother.
People with negative reactions can have difficulty concentrating, dizziness, lack of appetite, dry mouth, nausea and/or imbalance for up to 10 to 14 hours after taking LSD; headaches and exhaustion can last up to 72 hours.
Yet the rise and spread of the Islamic State demonstrated that although the United States can effectively train and equip partner forces, those forces often have difficulty sustaining a high level of competence without ongoing U.S. support.
Barr has proven himself to have difficulty with this dual role — most notably, when he repeatedly attempted to spin the Mueller report's findings in the president's favor before its release, misleading the American public about its findings.
What's more, Nigeria may have difficulty accumulating external debt following the fall in oil prices and its impact on the macroeconomic outlook, while the jittery investment environment raises the risk of a capital flight, de Hart highlighted.
"As such group exercise is a good match for people who are outgoing or looking to meet new people, who benefit from structure, who find solo exercise boring or who have difficulty maintaining motivation by themselves," he said.
"I frequently hear of jobs going unfilled because a large number of applicants have difficulty passing basic requirements like drug tests, or simply demonstrating the requisite work ethic," then-Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser said at one point.
He specialized in unusual cruelty, including live-streamed beheadings of his enemies (most of whom were Muslim), training small children to kill at close range (something most humans have difficulty doing), and selling women to be repeatedly raped.
These books offer a necessary corrective to portrayals of women killers as hysterical or cold-blooded, and they draw complex portraits of narrators who have difficulty accessing their own anger or admitting to their own abuses of power.
He said it would add to the tens of thousands of Buffalo-area residents who have difficulty accessing bank branches, and likely force many people to rely on costly alternatives such as payday lenders and check-cashing providers.
A religious leadership which cannot bring itself to accept the conclusions of a scientific laboratory, for fear of acknowledging its own fallibility, will surely have difficulty speaking truth about other, even more painful episodes of 20th-century history.
I went to the gym this week knowing I'd need to focus on form; I tend to have difficulty keeping my back straight and knees slightly bent when doing upper-body moves, so I tried to be mindful.
There are lots of these types of products out there, so if you have a favorite brand of shoe-care products or have difficulty finding the brands mentioned here, go ahead and grab what feels right for you.
The study of data on nearly 63,26 men found those with diabetes are three and a half times more likely than men without the disease to have difficulty maintaining an erection, according to the report in Diabetic Medicine.
For example, proper compounding is invaluable for those with an allergy to lactose, glucose, or a certain dye, which can be removed, or to patients who have difficulty swallowing tablets, when drugs can be made in liquid form.
Many medical insurance companies are now offering teledoctors for individuals who have difficulty seeing a physician face to face, as well as perks and discounts to gyms and fitness-related services that employees may not be aware of.
Additionally, more than 700,000 people in New York and Minnesota have signed up for healthcare through their states' Basic Health Programs, which serve low-income residents who are eligible for marketplace plans but may have difficulty affording it.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mylan NV said on Tuesday that U.S. consumers may have difficulty getting EpiPen prescriptions filled after manufacturing problems constrained supply, but the drugmaker did not say there was a shortage of its emergency allergy treatment.
"The TPLF would have difficulty working with its so-called sister party, which hasn't even dared to stare the killer in the eye," Getachew Reda, executive member of TPLF and former national communication minister, told Reuters on Thursday.
I have difficulty getting a perspective on this, but I am taken with Odita's exploration of human consciousness and the manner in which we perceive variations of color and feeling in the angular complexities he has given us.
A long list of studies has shown that consumers struggle to understand basic insurance concepts like deductibles, have difficulty selecting a good health plan, avoid shopping, and often choose a plan that is clearly inferior to other options.
You may be able to delay your bedtime by consuming caffeine or taking an afternoon nap, but don't be surprised if you then have difficulty falling asleep at bedtime or staying asleep until it's time to get up.
Employers that purchase coverage on behalf of their workers may also have difficulty determining how much they are paying for a given medicine or a particular service, said Edward A. Kaplan, a senior vice president at Segal Consulting.
Christina Greer, a political-science professor at Fordham University, said Ms. Teachout might still have difficulty wresting black women's votes away from Ms. James and Ms. Eve, especially given Ms. James's long record of advocacy in the city.
Users of blocked accounts cannot follow Mr. Trump and they have difficulty viewing his posts, finding them through Twitter's search function, learning which accounts follow the president and participating in comment-thread discussions about his tweets, it said.
But a company official acknowledged to Reuters that its systems have difficulty interpreting Burmese script because of the way the fonts are often rendered on computer screens, making it difficult to identify racial slurs and other hate speech.
For example, public choice economists have argued that many US Department of Agriculture rules for food are intended not to protect consumers, but to protect influential businesses from smaller competitors that have difficulty in complying with these standards.
Despite the fact that some mentally ill individuals have difficulty distinguishing between reality and delusions, and in some cases struggle to simply maintain basic hygiene, they are still expected to follow the rules and regulations of a jail.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's policy of setting minimum freight rates is reducing the volume of cargo at Brazilian ports as farmers and agricultural exporters have difficulty arranging transportation at higher cost, according to the head of a Brazilian ports association.
"We believe that a strong collaboration between financial services providers and technology companies can reach a wider range of people who have difficulty accessing financial services, such as unbanked communities," Go-Jek president Andre Soelistyo said in a statement.
One of the studies reported that children who said they have difficulty carrying their schoolbags had a higher risk of persistent back pain and another found that the perceived weight of schoolbags was associated with high back pain risk.
Another possibility is that we may just have difficulty discounting the weight of a plausible argument, even when we know it comes from an expert whose opinion is held by only a small fraction of his or her peers.
Those who suffer from BDD may have difficulty maintaining relationships, and tend to cover up a body part, or several body parts, that they deem defective with makeup or extra layers of clothing (also referred to as "safety behaviors").
Dr. Won said strategic caffeine use is fine if you have trouble waking up, but keep it to the mornings, and no more than two cups a day — otherwise you'll have difficulty falling asleep, or suffer from sleep fragmentation.
What's more, if the EPA's rule takes effect, studies that rely on people revealing sensitive or private information may have difficulty recruiting or retaining volunteers when they learn that the researchers will be required to make data publicly available.
Without that third-party volume, an e-commerce company's logistics business will have difficulty becoming a profitable enterprise, Charles Guowen Wang, director at think tank China Development Institute, said according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
But without regulatory regimes in Britain and the EU that are formally recognized as equivalent to one another, reinsurers based in Britain may have difficulty doing business in some EU markets due to differing national regulations, industry sources say.
It is aiming for a $60 billion valuation with the IPO, though industry insiders said it may have difficulty reaching that target as it is still money-losing and relies on a cash-burning business model to boost growth.
Android devices, on the other hand, end up having large variations in the security of devices from different manufacturers, which may have their own vulnerabilities or may have difficulty distributing security and Android operating system updates to phones quickly.
Then everything went haywire, illustrating the difficulties that are likely to lie ahead for Mr. Trump and Mr. Schumer, two tabloid-friendly New Yorkers who have difficulty doing anything, including negotiating a high-stakes deal, away from the cameras.
The CDC says that you should seek medical attention immediately if you have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, persistent pain or chest pressure, an onset of confusion or the inability to stay awake, and bluish lips or face.
Apart from that human drama that we now have to deal with, it also sounds like the Chinese have difficulty finding anything interesting to buy in the U.S., other than pieces of real estate in California, Florida and Texas.
Solar-ruled Leo is a bright and prideful sign that needs to be seen and appreciated, but Saturn creates restriction and hardship, suggesting that Leo Saturn folks have difficulty standing under the spotlight or recognizing their moment to shine.
Compared with nondisabled adults on Medicare, disabled people on Medicare are more than twice as likely to forgo care because of the cost, and three times as likely to have difficulty finding a doctor who can accommodate their needs.
The emergency order requires airlines to follow Boeing's instructions if encountering the issue, which "could cause the flight crew to have difficulty controlling the airplane, and lead to excessive nose-down attitude, significant altitude loss, and possible impact with terrain."
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil will have difficulty meeting a year-end deadline to complete a registry that matches all rural properties to their owners, a step in the fight against illegal deforestation, the country's forestry director, Valdir Colatto, said on Wednesday.
But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spent his year-end press conference pouring cold water on Ryan's dreams, noting realistically that once Doug Jones (D-AL) is seated, the GOP's razor-thin majority will have difficulty moving any large, contentious bills.
Half of the preemies in the study were born before 28.5 weeks gestation and half of them arrived weighing less than about 1,000 grams (2.2 pounds) In the weeks immediately after birth, preemies often have difficulty breathing and digesting food.
I had done many speedruns of the North American version of Xenogears on PSTV, so it never even crossed my mind that I might have difficulty remembering which boxes to select to change to disc two if it was in Japanese.
Though many high-level celebrities proudly celebrate their mixed race heritage, organizations supporting the U.S. donor registry, Be the Match, such as the Asian American Donor Program of California, have difficulty attracting their attention and, most importantly, their massive followings.
At all ages, children who have difficulty coping may have sleep problems, physical complaints such as headache or stomachache, behavioral changes such as acting less mature or being less patient, or mental health changes such as heightened sadness, depression or anxiety.
"(The government) must urgently rethink this unfair and pigheaded decision," said Scottish National Party lawmaker Ian Blackford, adding that the couple, who have a 7-year-old son, would have difficulty making ends meet until then if not allowed to work.
An art-history teacher can no longer tell pupils about the religious themes in the Sistine Chapel with any confidence that they have heard of Adam and Eve; teachers of literature may have difficulty presenting the works of Dante or Milton.
Even if Democrats only win a few of those seats, giving Republicans a smaller majority, the GOP would have difficulty confirming a new conservative Supreme Court justice, because they will need 60 votes to get a nominee through the Senate.
However, disability groups on Thursday noted that moving to just paper could make it difficult to vote for blind or visually impaired people, those who have difficulty leaving their homes, or those for whom English is not their first language.
"Patients often have difficulty paying for their medications and many patients on Medicare are retired and on fixed incomes," said senior study author Dr. Arash Mostaghimi, a dermatology researcher at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
One consequence is that many Americans today have difficulty imagining, valuing or even believing in the promise of incremental system change, which leads to a greater appetite for revolutionary, smash-the-machine change, as we have seen in this election.
The nature of the political message is not the point; all speech is political, and we must be cognizant of how much power is behind the message and how young people have difficulty escaping the various forms of social media.
More than 80% of cases in China have been mild, the research found — those patients might experience a fever or dry cough, but they aren't likely to have difficulty breathing or develop a severe lung infection within 24 to 48 hours.
But when the problem hits the supply side — that is, when businesses have difficulty making their goods because they cannot secure raw materials, cannot get their products to market or encounter some other impediment — cutting interest rates tends to be futile.
It may not be a giant business, may not be a growing business, may have difficulty attracting sort of the best and brightest to want to go to something like a Snapchat, where they think they're going to see their options go up.
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Deeply-discounted prices for heavy crude from the heart of Alberta's oil sands look set to sink further, thanks to hundreds of thousands of barrels of new supply that will have difficulty finding space in crowded pipelines, traders say.
"Because [AI systems] enable content creation at essentially unlimited scale, and content that humans and search engines alike will have difficulty discerning [...] we feel it is an incredibly important topic with far too little discussion currently," Fractl partner Kristin Tynski tells The Verge.
"One of the greatest hallmarks [of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome] is the significant abnormal enlargement of the tongue and often, as a result, the children have difficulty breathing and feeding and in Paisley's situation, those [factors] were both present soon after birth," Munson said.
But Mr. Ubl said he was concerned that "too many patients" have difficulty gaining access to the drugs they need because of high out-of-pocket costs, "prior authorization" requirements and other restrictions imposed by health plans sold on the insurance exchanges.
More than half a dozen residents I spoke with in Altamonte had been shut out of the city's new transit system for various reasons — some lacked credit cards or smartphones, while others were disabled and would have difficulty getting in a regular car.
As Assad seeks to reconquer the last opposition holdouts, he is essentially extending Iran's future power-projection capabilities to the borders of Israel and Jordan, exponentially increasing the chances of a major Israeli-Iranian conflict that the United States would have difficulty avoiding.
Monsanto could have difficulty getting the verdict thrown out on those grounds, according to some legal experts who said the judge carefully considered whether to allow Johnson's scientific evidence under California law and reached a defensible conclusion that the jury should hear it.
Street shooting is also relatively forgiving when it comes to cameras that have difficulty with low light, which all smartphone cameras do, owing to their small sensor size relative to other types of photographic equipment including mirrorless and DSLR hobbyist and pro cameras.
The Home of Online Lending (网贷之家), a platform that compiles the data, defines 'troubled' as companies that have difficulty paying off investors, have been investigated by national economic crime investigation department, or whose owners have run away with investors' money.
Title X funding is mandated to focus on patients who are low-income or uninsured, or otherwise have difficulty getting health care, Hasstedt said, and two-thirds of patients who get care through the program live at or below the federal poverty line.
But in its annual report on Monday, the company noted that should the situation continue to worsen it could have difficulty sourcing the materials it needs as factories in Asia continue to stay closed, therefore putting its ecommerce channel under further stress.
But revelations of how Kushner's JK2 Westminster misuses its legal resources not only to prosecute but also to cruelly persecute former tenants (even those who have done nothing wrong but have difficulty navigating the legal system to prove it) make me wonder.
"Behavioral mechanisms may explain these associations, such as the withdrawal of older adults from situations in which they may have difficulty hearing and communicating, which may contribute to the development of social isolation, loneliness, and consequent cognitive decline," Panza said by email.
"While trading could rebound, that has not happened over the past year for GS absent a surprise event such as Brexit or the Trump election and we have difficulty relying on such an event in order to justify a bullish thesis," Hawken wrote.
Even doctors who are well-informed may have difficulty determining the best or safest medications to prescribe for their elderly patients because most of the studies done to gain marketing approval deliberately exclude older people or those with an unrelated chronic health problem.
On the other side of the trade, mutual funds, sovereign wealth funds, family offices and other investors are eager to buy shares of hot startups, given they may have difficulty gaining access to primary funding rounds by prestigious new companies such as Uber Technologies.
If you're a citizen of any of the countries listed above, you may have difficulty getting back into the US. If you're a lawful permanent resident of the US from any of the countries above, get in touch with an immigration lawyer before flying back.
People who have never hurt anyone but are convicted of drug possession are given a felony so they can't get SNAP, college loans, job that requires a state license, [and they have] difficulty finding housing ..., all things that often contribute to loss of relationships.
"There will be plenty of people who will have difficulty swallowing that narrative, [saying] it's hard to believe anything of this nature, of this sensitivity, could possibly take place without those in power in Saudi Arabia … being privy to it on some level," Ward noted.
Todd's "urgent message" comes on the same day he issued a letter "to whom it may concern," asking for patience and understanding as State Department employees "may have difficulty meeting their financial obligations on time" as they are not being paid at the moment.
In therapy, I ate lunch every week with my therapist until this mostly went away, but I still have difficulty eating in crowded places where my thoughts tell me that everyone is watching me eat and waiting for me to mess up my swallowing.
Among this year's finalists is a diagnostic kit that can detect early stage breast cancer in tears; a tool to help accurately dose and deliver medicine to babies, undergarments that accommodate persons who have difficulty dressing, and a 28503D product configurator for the wheelchair marketplace.
One volunteer, who visits with two of the men detained weekly has reported that their condition is deteriorating: They are short of breath and have difficulty moving without assistance; their bones are visible, their skin tone grayish, their eyes hollow and their features sunken.
Researchers focused on the sickest dementia patients who tend to have difficulty chewing and swallowing as they near the end of life, a point when they may also struggle to speak, recognize loved ones, get out of bed or go to the bathroom independently.
"The delegates themselves are likely to be polite to a fault and enthusiastic about the U.S. stock market performance, but will have difficulty concealing their anxiety about an erratic protection of American power in the world and his own psychological stability," Mr. Malloch-Brown said.
"A coin whose price you think will go up because other people will put their money into it also makes a poor store of value: that's a speculation vehicle, and those new people will have difficulty having their investments retain their value in turn," he said.

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