considerable difficulty

collocation in English

meanings of considerableand difficulty

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considerable
adjective
uk /kənˈsɪd.ər.ə.bəl/ us /kənˈsɪd.ɚ.ə.bəl/
large or of ...
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difficulty
noun
uk /ˈdɪf.ɪ.kəl.ti/ us /ˈdɪf.ə.kəl.t̬i/
the fact of not being easy to do ...
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Examples of considerable difficulty

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For example, the basic learning module described in section 4.1 would seem to have considerabledifficulty simulating common prototype effects.
He is incapable of either producing or comprehending sentences, and he also has considerabledifficulty with vocabulary, particularly verbs.
At least, the proximity of multiple spectral data would impose considerabledifficulty to the inverse problem.
Considerabledifficulty was experienced in deciding upon the most satisfactory method of determining the abundance and ecological plasticity of the various species.
As can be seen, the children experienced considerabledifficulty with the phoneme segmentation task.
Due to the poor radio-opacity of this stent, considerabledifficulty was experienced in placing the stent in the correct position.
Many also experienced considerabledifficulty in making a claim.
Results show that teachers have considerabledifficulty in incorporating oral language tasks into their pedagogy because of a curriculum biased towards developing writing skills.
However, in reality they went to considerabledifficulty to create texts that would fill this role.
The present data indicate that children who experienced early institutionalized neglect had considerabledifficulty with both of these tasks.
I experienced considerabledifficulty in getting the gamma specification to converge.
As the firm acknowledged, it has experienced considerabledifficulty with its green marketing efforts.
Again, this discussion can only be resolved empirically, and even so with considerabledifficulty as the potential alternative development paths will always be difficult to establish.
On the other hand, the basic phrase structure of these languages seems to differ vastly, such that many of the attempts to unify these similarities meet with considerabledifficulty.
As a result of their poverty, they have very considerabledifficulty in providing for their own care needs, even at very low cost for a minimal service.
Nunan (1990), for example, reports how the teachers he worked with experienced considerabledifficulty in identifying problems for study.
On his recruitment policy, would he look again at the problem of discrimination on the grounds of age, which has been a considerabledifficulty?
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
With one item there would have been considerabledifficulty in tracing the artist's family; only tracing agents and collecting societies would have benefited.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I have considerabledifficulty in finding the underneath.
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I now pass to the "old cases"—an issue of considerabledifficulty.
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