Sentences with phrase «difficulty getting comfortable in»

Because of this, some taller children have difficulty getting comfortable in this stroller.

Taller toddlers would not have difficulty getting comfortable in this stroller.

Taller children may have difficulty getting comfortable in it.

Taller toddlers would not have difficulty getting comfortable in this stroller.

Because of this, some taller children have difficulty getting comfortable in this stroller.

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In addition to having difficulty getting comfortable enough to fall asleep, your baby's sleeping patterns might be completely disrupted due to increased wakings at night.

General cabin accommodation will be familiar to those with some Benz A-Class experience: Front passengers get a good deal of space on comfortable seats (slightly lacking in side support), while in the back it's not so much the amount of available legroom as the difficulty finding foot space under the seats and at the B - pillar when climbing in or out.

«He may also be restless, and possibly show difficulties in getting comfortable.

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Forshee notes that speakers typically rate the difficulty of the experience at about an eight on a ten - point scale and Homann suggests that in addition to practice, participants should focus on their transitions to get comfortable telling a story in equal segments.

Staff turnover and irregular work schedules are also the norm, which adds to the difficulty in getting comfortable at work.

Such persons try to minimize or avoid difficulties related to attachment experiences [42], becoming less sensitive to signs of rejection, being less comfortable getting close to others, and using avoidance strategies to regulate attachment stress [17; 39], as shown by poorer memory of attachment related events [46 — 47] and less neural activation in the dACC and anterior insula [40].