Sentence examples for difficulty and how from inspiring English sources

Judges considered the posture's degree of difficulty and "how well the body reveals the therapeutic benefits of the practice".

Mr. Hillier's book contains an astonishing array of floral designs, each rated by level of difficulty and how long the arrangement will last.

Here are five essentials for leadership through difficulty, and how to bring them to bear: Communicate continually and honestly.

Churchill might tell me something about the art of statecraft, or Fry about the pressures of fame and the joy of words, but someone closer to home, with a life more like mine and challenges more like mine, will tell me far more about a life with mental health difficulty and how best to live it.

The NBA star opened up about the dissolution of his marriage, talking about the difficulty and how he's moving on.

I interviewed a variety of Japanese people, including an entrepreneur and former athlete, to find out what ikigai provides them, how it has helped them in times of difficulty, and how they discovered their ikigai.

She said she also admired Mrs. Clinton's demeanor during her very public marital difficulties, and how she handled the subject when it was raised in debates.

They will let you off the hook on a literal campaign promise — if you level with them early about the difficulties and how long it will take to see progress.

While the doctor talked about the risks of heart failure, potential breathing difficulties and how important it was to take Beth straight to hospital if there were any concerns, all Henny could hear were the words: "Life is over".

Speech and language therapists see on a daily basis how people have to cope with the psychological consequences of living and coping with their speech and communication difficulties and how this can affect their participation in the community, education, work, as well as family and everyday life.

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