Sentence examples for assessment of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

But speaking into an open microphone, he inadvertently offered a rare and frank assessment of the difficulty of reaching a deal — on this or any subject — in an election year.

But speaking inadvertently into an open microphone, he offered a frank assessment of the difficulty of reaching a deal — on this or any other subject — in an election year.

"Because the undue burden test requires an assessment of the difficulty of obtaining abortion services, whether in a woman's own state or a neighboring state, and because neither the district court nor the majority has undertaken this assessment, I respectfully dissent," Garza wrote.

Therefore, other experts within the learner's training should be involved with assessment of the difficulty as well as devising and implementing a plan for treatment.

The objectives were to determine the performance of the IDS among obese patients to define difficult tracheal intubation (DI) according to the subjective assessment of the difficulty experienced and to identify their optimal cutoff points.

Any assessment of the difficulty of achieving a particular set of model choices was thus exogenous to the model.

Despite the gloomy assessment of the difficulties faced by working families, the charity welcomed a slowdown in the rate at which people are falling below a "decent living standard".

WASHINGTON — A sense of economic gloom gripped Washington on Tuesday as President Bush urged Americans not to lose faith, the Federal Reserve chairman offered a mostly bleak assessment of the difficulties ahead for the economy, and the administration's latest effort to help the housing sector faced tough questioning in Congress.

Needless to say, the brief moment of liberal euphoria that followed the collapse of the communism in the Soviet bloc has given way to a sober assessment of the difficulties of implementing liberal practices outside the Western world.

This is the reason behind the assessment of the difficulties and limitations seen in Latin America in the field of rheumatology.

However, the ADHD-RS and ODBI only target these symptoms and do not include an assessment of the difficulties of daily life.