Sentence examples for difficulty engendered from inspiring English sources

Writing for GameSpy, Ben Turner commented on the "excellent progression of difficulty" engendered by three distinct difficulty modes and thoughtful stage design, expounding "most levels introduce some new idea or concept to the game" and "every single level played adds to your skill".

With their infamous fan base and reputation for renegade behavior already having been witnessed here once, the returning Raiders would have difficulty engendering the sort of community business support necessary to run a successful operation.

Avellaneda's government faced serious financial difficulties engendered by the European economic crisis of 1873.

Moreover, our caring about what happens to the character helps us to listen closely in a way that a more formal setting would have difficulty engendering in many of us.

She knew all about the parking difficulties that might engender.

Qian's difficulty adjusting to American culture and his strong personal attachment to China engendered suspicions during the McCarthy era that abruptly ended his career.

Shale gas reservoir distinguishes itself by its extremely low permeability and low porosity, which engenders great difficulty on the exploitation and production of shale gas (Curtis 2002; Li et al. 2015).

Their patronage engendered special treatment.

That enthusiasm quickly engendered others.

If wit engendered worthy deed.

GreenTech's plans have engendered some skepticism.