Sentence examples for a number of difficulty from inspiring English sources

To be fair, it's not perfect, the platforming isn't as tight as Mario, it's a short game and there are a number of difficulty spikes.

I am not doubting that this will be the case graphics- and sound-wise, but the touch controls are sure to make R-Type even harder than it already is (there will be a number of difficulty modes though).

Charging for public services faces a number of difficulties.

Frost knew that reading the poem as a straight morality tale ought to pose a number of difficulties.

But there were a number of difficulties to overcome: how much detail to go into, and what to leave out?

There remain a number of difficulties on my desk which will need to be handled by others".

But he faces a number of difficulties.For a start, the liberal vote could be split between several candidates.

In practice, statisticians face a number of difficulties and complications in computing the national product and income.

Li acknowledged that the economy had "come under quite a number of difficulties and downward pressure" while stressing it remained in a "proper range", a favourite phrase.

Colour Blind Awareness commended presenter Jeremy Vine, the figurehead of the BBC's election graphics, but said a number of difficulties were caused by the on-screen colour palette.

The process for a large economy with millions of products is extremely complex and has encountered a number of difficulties in practice.