Sentence examples for difficult score of from inspiring English sources

It has a difficult score of 7.0, meaning the maximum score you can get is a 17.0.

Still, this was an honorable account of a difficult score.

Under the conductor Philippe Auguin, the Met orchestra gives a commendable, though not flawless, account of this difficult score.

It must be remembered that the Met's performance was the premiere of a difficult score.

The cast, well coached by the director David Schweizer, and the orchestra, playing impressively for Mr. Robertson, seemed utterly in command of this difficult score.

And the Mahler Sixth Symphony, on Sunday, is of special interest to a listener who has, on at least one occasion with the New York Philharmonic, found Mr. Boulez a consummate master of this difficult score.

The overall readability of a PIL based on the Flesch Reading Ease score was classified as difficult (score below 50), fairly difficult (score above 60) and comfortable reading text (score above 80[17]7].

Rain is on the way after three days of ideal weather, and with it will come the kind of difficult scoring conditions favored by former United States Open champions like Furyk, at eight-under-par 202; Goosen, at 203; and Geoff Ogilvy, whose 72 left him three strokes back at five-under.

The difficult scores reveal the complexity and depth of Mr. O'Riley's transcriptions.

"I've worked on some pretty difficult music in my career so far, but Debussy's La Chute de la Maison is one of the most difficult scores I've ever picked up.

Confirming whether the vehicles are civilian or military is difficult and scores of innocent people could be killed.