Sentence examples for difficulties of the first from inspiring English sources
I worried how that second bag of peanuts in the 11th inning would settle, given the already undeniable difficulties of the first bag in the fourth.
Long lines at bus stops, impossibly packed trains and padlocked platforms attested to the difficulties of the first Monday commute with a public transit system still hobbled from the storm, particularly in the suburbs on Long Island and in New Jersey.
Despite the lack of investment and the difficulties of the First World War, the waterways were still quite busy, with traffic recovering from 381,727 tons in 1926, the year of the general strike, to over 800,000 tons in 1937.
He makes the harrowing difficulties of the Seventh and two other sonatas sound easy, the lyrical passages all the more intense.
Our results follow from a novel variational approach that permits us to tackle directly the "full program," thus bypassing some of the difficulties of the "first-order approach" encountered in the dynamic mechanism design literature.
The third decision, stemming in part from the difficulty of the first two, is whether to overhaul the entire tax code to make it cleaner, simpler and fairer.
The latest job at least rivals the difficulty of the first service flight, in which astronauts had to install corrective optics to fix blurred imaging caused by a defect in the telescope's main mirror.
However, concerning computational effort it is to say that the amount of STRXs and the amount of frequencies determine the difficulty of the first stage whereas the second is only dependent on the number of available frequencies.
This, together with Kaim's personality at the beginning of the game, the absurd difficulty of the first boss, and the ridiculous helmets of the army Kaim is fighting alongside during the opening cinematic, initially convinced me I would hate it forever, and I only kept playing it because I had to.
