Sentence examples for consider the difficulties from inspiring English sources

In the King's Speech lesson, students consider the difficulties which King George VI faced with his speech.

So you have to consider the difficulties the resistance in Palestine has had before you sit there and pass judgment.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students consider the difficulties associated with social mobility to interview an adult and write about his or her personal experiences.

Consider the difficulties of Chen Yicong, 25, a Beijing securities firm employee with a penchant for posting on the Internet his analyses of Chinese companies.

But Dr. Scott, a former professor of physical anthropology at the University of Colorado, said in an interview that graduate admissions committees were entitled to consider the difficulties that would arise from admitting a doctoral candidate with views "so at variance with what we consider standard science".

We consider the difficulties afflicting these Privilege Readings in turn.

Boucher said he would wait until Tuesday to consider the difficulty of his next job assignment.

"I've had rounds where I feel like I've hit the ball a lot better at some tournaments, shot a lower score, but when you consider the difficulty of the course, maybe it was my best round," he said.

We next consider the difficulty of the items for the eight-dimensional model (Table 4).

Having accepted the 4-dimensional model according to overall model fit and item fit, we then consider the difficulty of the items (Table 2).

Now we still have to consider the difficulty we come up against in giving a logical analysis when it is problematic whether this analysis is correct.