Sentence examples for difficulties than the from inspiring English sources
In fact it is little short of playing with fire and will most likely create far more serious and far-reaching difficulties than the government or its white paper.
The third crew, Edward G. Gibson, Lt. Col. Gerald Carr, and Lt. Col. William Pogue, arrived on Nov. 16, 1973, spent the longest time in the station, and experienced more difficulties than the previous crews.
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, a group established by Congress in 1998 to advise the government, reports that minority religions have had far more difficulties than the Russian Orthodox Church.
The results show that the graphical password users created a valid password with fewer difficulties than the alphanumeric users.
According to Farrel (2003), a child has special educational needs if he or she has learning difficulties than the majority of children of the same age.
Although both interventions reported greater decreases in adaptation difficulties than the control arm did at postintervention and 3 months later, no significant differences were found when they were compared with each other at both time points.
In fact, she thinks that autonomous flying cars could face fewer difficulties than those driving on the roads, since there are, potentially, fewer obstacles in the air.
The ANOVA results indicate that children scoring in the low EL category experienced a higher level of adjustment related difficulties than those scoring in the high EL category, across time and intervention groups.
The teacher ratings were significantly better at discriminating hyperactivity – inattention, conduct problems and total difficulties than either the parental or the self report ratings.
The complexity of transcriptional regulation in metazoan genomes poses significantly greater difficulties than in the relatively simple yeast genome.
But he suggested that life for handsome young male actors was more fraught with difficulty than the public might expect.
