Sentence examples for art difficulty from inspiring English sources

By the end of 3 years on ART, difficulty with job performance was reported among 7% of respondents (P < 0.001), falling further to 6% by the end of year 5 (difference not statistically significant).

We have lost the art of difficulty.

Nostalgic pixel art and difficulty spikes so treacherous you can lose a limb just by pressing the A button too slowly.

However, it is unlikely that women would fail to recall ART or difficulty conceiving, so our exposed and unexposed groups are likely to be robust.

Persons with vision loss may have limited ability to experience visual arts and difficulty navigating unfamiliar environments.

A good sense of the state of the art and difficulties in human-robot dialogue can be gained from (Scheutz et al. 2011).

Numerical models, even state-of-the-art, have difficulties to provide independent predictions, because input data are scarce and sometimes tentative.

The distinguishing feature of rhythmic gymnastics is that it is performed with rather than on apparatus, then marked in the regular way for difficulty, art and execution (if only you could do this with actual art, I really feel that standards would go up, in fringe theatre especially).

The clear message here is that limits have been drawn, beyond which part-mechanically engineered art sells with difficulty.

Nabokov, it turns out, was a grafter, and I am glad to know it first-hand, for what it says about the making of art and the difficulty of writing, and about the gift Nabokov gave his readers.

Conventionalist definitions account well for modern art, but have difficulty accounting for art's universality – especially the fact that there can be art disconnected from "our" (Western) institutions and traditions, and our species.