Sentence examples for difficulty compared with from inspiring English sources

His already being married, to his second wife, was only a minor difficulty compared with this.

An offsetting virtue, and why even pessimists might be reassured by this book, is that it proves how bad luck was, at most, just a minor difficulty compared with the problems that were wholly self-inflicted.

The secondary objective was to identify challenging movement conditions for a population with LSS, on a lower limb aiming task with different levels of difficulty, compared with healthy age-matched controls under conditions of strain and no strain.

More organisations are now in difficulty, compared with the same point last year.

Its disadvantages are the relative technical difficulty compared with retrograde and trochanteric portals [7].

Researchers put 100 students through a series of three tests and found that those who identified themselves as multitaskers were less able to pay attention, had worse memories and switched tasks with more difficulty compared with students who multitasked infrequently.

About a quarter had work-related language difficulties, compared with about 6% for other immigrants.

According to Ms. Hetherington, about 25percentt of the children of divorce suffer long-term difficulties compared with 10percentt of children in nondivorced families.

This becomes critical when we look at some of the life outcomes for children with learning difficulties, compared with their peers: They will die at least 15 years earlier [pdf].

But these are starter-level ethical difficulties compared with the questions of whether donated sperm should be screened for genetic abnormality – and, if so, exactly what they should be screened for – that are raised by the news that the London Sperm Bank has effectively been running a "no dyslexics" policy.

About 28% of women who had not been sexually harassed reported sleep difficulties, compared with 36% of those who had.