Sentence examples for a higher difficulty from inspiring English sources

In other words, she's a really good politician, even playing on a higher difficulty setting than men have to.

Ferrari was tied with Mustafina at 14.9, but the Russian had a higher difficulty level to take the tie-breaker.

However, Ghost Squad is unforgivably short, with a mere three missions - when you complete one, you then must do it all again, only on a higher difficulty level.

British men's gymnastics is at an all-time high and the captain Louis Smith is a strong contender for gold on the pommel – he qualified first with a higher difficulty tariff than anyone else.

On the day I visited the Karolyi ranch, Martha had received an e-mail from the Gymnastics Federation of India, asking if she might help train Dipa Karmakar, the country's first female Olympic gymnast, who had qualified for Rio on the strength of a vault called the Produnova, which requires a gymnast to flip two and a half times and comes with a higher difficulty score than Biles's Amanar.

Higher scores denote a higher difficulty level.

Monoazoic dyes have been reported in different studies to exhibit a high difficulty to be degraded by ligninolytic fungi.

The results obtained indicate a good accuracy on foot strike pattern assessment, and a high difficulty to determine pronation with enough accuracy.

Therefore, these dislocations would be confined in the TB with a high difficulty of cross-slip, leading to strain localization near the TB.

Results show that players with penalties scored higher on retention tests than players without penalties, whereas detail knowledge is enhanced by a low difficulty in contrast to a high difficulty.

For this, Pedigree scheme is expressed by a set of criteria, for example, empirical basis or the degree of validation, many of which have a high difficulty objective measurement.