Sentence examples for difficulty by the from inspiring English sources

Those uprisings were repressed only with great difficulty by the newly formed army.

The task is compounded in difficulty by the consideration that what they were like is almost unimaginable".

One observatory director, Harlow Shapley, actually measured a project's difficulty by the number of "girl-hours" required.

22 min: A cross from the left is cleared with some difficulty by the Czech defence, who are hanging on for dear life here.

The Gallic tribe of the Remi (from which Reims derives its name) was conquered without difficulty by the Romans, and the town flourished under their occupation.

Wycombe's goal attempts before half-time were limited to a speculative 30-yard chip from Ryan which floated over Sander Westerveld's bar and a glancing header with which the same player met Michael Simpson's free-kick, caught with some difficulty by the Liverpool goalkeeper.

The synods of Sutri and Rome resolved the difficulty by deposing the three previous claimants.

We can overcome the difficulty by considering the two additional relations as restrictions and using the Lagrange multipliers method.

The supervisors managed this difficulty by making the process of the consultation overt: establishing a framework for patients.

You can also gradually increase the difficulty by making the tracks narrower and narrower.

If the average difficulty for each combination is different, it could mean that we can control the item difficulty by varying the factors.