difficultly

And then there occurred something so far beyond my understanding that even now I have difficultly trying to describe it.

In the domestic league, the season started difficultly; of the first four home matches, only two were won.

His life started very difficultly with his mother dying when he was only four years old.

The alternative design had difficultly staying upright on the ground and was never flown.

Carson said Roethlisberger could find more difficultly this time.

Stipe had difficultly writing lyrics for the Up album.

Adam found that the breath came more difficultly, that he was struggling for each sip of air.

If Jupiter is difficultly placed then good health and wealth may be withheld, forcing a deeper fulfillment.

Meanwhile, some money-losing Internet companies are already concerned that they may have difficultly lining up new investments, bankers said.

If they don't then those bond issues will either fail or the issuer will have difficultly repaying.

(Others point out that the rebbe, having suffered a stroke, had difficultly communicating clearly.)

Those with apperceptive agnosia, however, have difficultly copying geometric shapes and letters.

He seemed amused, though there was a suggestion of anger difficultly restrained in the glitter of his eyes.

(I do everything to be "difficultly understood" myself!)

Psychological consequences of intimacy problems are found in adults who have difficultly in forming and maintaining intimate relationships.

One man who police followed last year matched the physical description of the suspect, frequented the same area and seemed to have difficultly dealing with women.

Additionally there is difficultly automating instances where visual analysis, recognition, or comparison is required such as color changes.

"All right," he said, speaking difficultly.

Hóman spent his punishment in Vác, where his biological organisation carried the trials difficultly.

David Morrissey plays prison warden Mike, who tries to keep Dean out of trouble but has difficultly watching him all the time.

Since they're both (difficultly!)

Scholars suspect that some other interpolations are present: including the whole of chapter 7, and some additions, difficultly determinable in extension, in 29:3-13.

If the Trail Blazers do not have an answer to Detroit's physical play, they will have difficultly winning a game on Detroit's home floor.

They are hunted for both their meat and their horns, used in traditional Chinese medicine, and poaching continues to be a major (and difficultly managed) problem.