Sentence examples for adding to the degree from inspiring English sources

Anthony is steering for a change of scenery with a number of preferences that is adding to the degree of difficulty in any deal.

Adding to the degree of difficulty elsewhere in O'Neill's plans is the unavailability of Chris Baird through suspension.

Adding to the degree of difficulty is the frequently evolving recompartmentalization of diagnostic criteria within each disorder.

Adding to the degree of difficulty, Wates collided with teammate Brandon Barnes as he went all out for the ball.

Risky material only adds to the degree of difficulty in what is already a complex and fragile art form.

To add to the degree of difficulty, the movie's creators are to some extent making it up as they go along.

Chan will add to the degree of difficulty by becoming a full-time student in the fall: attending Colorado College, a liberal arts institution.

LOUIS MENAND: Obviously, television added to the degree of exposure Presidential candidates are subject to, and it might be that so much exposure actually makes it harder to project a desired image, since any image put out there now gets immediate and thorough journalistic scrutiny.

It will be good, Ms. Slutsky said, if the foundation attracts donors who are not already giving, but added, "To the degree in these troubled times it steps in front of local charities who are now getting direct gifts from Brooklyn individuals, it probably won't be a net plus".

First, every option is produced in analysing a given category; this includes the primary system, and each next step adds to the degree of descriptive delicacy.

She said, by adding California, "We weren't trying to add to the degree of difficulty [of Maryland's schedule]; we were trying to substitute for West Virginia".