Sentence examples for added difficulty from inspiring English sources

When you're expanding faster than you're being paid, hiring staff, finding an office and managing stock can take on added difficulty.

An added difficulty was being able to see the words of the text within the inner layers of the rolled-up scroll.

The added difficulty comes for the parents of children of differing ages, as a four-year-old will likely not grasp irony or sarcasm in the same way a 10-year-old can.

An added difficulty in our study is multilingualism.

This added difficulty makes it clear why mutant plants with reduced shattering would have been selected for unconsciously by early farmers.

On the iPad, it's even more challenging, thanks to the iPad's ability to show more cards on the screen – up to 30, including "moving" cards for added difficulty (in Hard mode only).

The main weakness of this study is the short time period which added difficulty for us to study the possible effect of the training course on the quality of patient care.

An added difficulty compared to the previous example is that the road sides are lined by a wall on the right and a kind of overhanging roof on the left.

Despite some potential added difficulty for the respondent in answering questions in a probabilistic form, most of the evidence shows that respondents are willing to answer probabilistic questions and that their responses are generally sensible and internally consistent.

For Mr. Martelly, a political novice with little support among the elite, the task will take on added difficulty.

An added difficulty for Killigrew and his sons Thomas and Charles was the political unrest of 1678 1684 with the Popish Plot and the Exclusion Bill crisis distracting potential audiences from things theatrical.