Sentence examples similar to assorted measures of difficulty from inspiring English sources

Resistance and inductance are defined as measures of diversification difficulty.

Those caps were broken open this year, a measure of the difficulty in meeting them.

The vote is a measure of the difficulty Washington has in trying to bring peace to the Middle East.

Syllables-per-word is a measure of word difficulty.

But the parent's age isn't a factor in measuring the degree of difficulty.

We then explored the other measures of mental health difficulties.

That is not his fault, but a measure of the difficulties he faces.

Outcomes included measures of PTSD, comorbid psychological difficulties and functioning.

The difficulty with this theory is that we do not have adequate measures of teacher excellence.

"Later," Milland said to him, and firmly continued telling me about Private Hockland's death, the assorted difficulties of the ladies in the cast, and the problem of getting penicillin in the black market for the Fräulein.

Granted, the surge and other assorted counterinsurgency measures didn't bring universal peace, love, and understanding to all corners of Iraq, but they did put Iraq on the path to being a more-or-less normal country.