Sentence examples for difficulties range from inspiring English sources

Difficulties range from the inconvenient to the insurmountable.

Difficulties range from mild speech problems to severe educational problems and the classes include children with Down's syndrome.

Children in the borderline/abnormal range were over 4 times more likely to be classified with TTH than children in the normal difficulties range.

Item difficulties range from 0 to 1.0, with larger values representing "easier" test items.

These difficulties range from limited data to the challenges of defining boundaries that are both geographic and socio-economic.

These encompassed adaptation difficulties (range = 0 to 7), threat to family (range = 0 to 2), residency determination difficulties (range = 0 to 3), health, welfare and asylum difficulties (range = 0 to 4) and loss of culture and support (range = 0 to 7).

People with Down's have an extra copy of a chromosome and have learning and developmental difficulties ranging from mild to severe.

But "Brave" poses marketing difficulties ranging from character accents (so heavy that one Disney publicist joked the film needs subtitles) to the word "princess," which alienates little boys.

Is he hoping his Longford lecture will provide some helpful advice that may assist the UK government with its prison difficulties, ranging from overcrowding, staff shortages and a 69% increase last year in self-inflicted death?

The Tokyo 2020 organising committee, already beset by difficulties ranging from an embarrassing stadium design U-turn to a logo plagiarism row, said simply it had "no means of knowing these allegations".

Since then, it has been dogged by difficulties ranging from the slumping demand for steel in the sluggish world economy to the strength of the British pound and the flood of inexpensive steel from countries with low labor costs.