Sentence examples for difficult based on from inspiring English sources

Questions get more or less difficult based on which ones a student answers correctly.

A study that made a version of Tetris more or less difficult based on the configuration of the controller (one was intuitive; the other was difficult to learn) showed that people felt angry and frustrated when they did not do well at the game, despite it having no violent images.

Thus, diagnosis of calicivirus infection in conventional RT-PCR was clearly difficult based on the sole differentiation between these unexpected amplicons and the right ones.

Dr. Benjamin said it would be difficult, based on the level alone, to pinpoint when she took the zolpidem.

Of course, the federal government is not going to spend that much more because it would make the goal of balancing the budget more difficult, based on the way deficits are calculated, making no allowance for capital outlays.

Mr. Gyory suggested that it would be difficult, based on the history of female candidates in Democratic primaries in New York: Geraldine A. Ferraro in two Senate campaigns, Carol Bellamy in the 1985 mayoral primary and Kathleen Rice in the 2010 primary for state attorney general all failed to attract a significant enough edge among female voters to prevail.

We constructed one scale named 'Many difficult clients', based on 16 items.

It was textbook seam bowling in difficult conditions, based on patience and skill.

Grockit's algorithm presents students with easier or more difficult questions based on their progress.

Thanks to his background as a prosecutor, Mr. Giuliani was accustomed to making difficult decisions based on imperfect information.

We live in a condition of fundamental uncertainty, he said, and must make difficult decisions based on changeable beliefs.