Sentence examples for difficulty gained from inspiring English sources

The Pearson correlation coefficient was calculated between the item difficulty gained from questionnaire item (4) and that calculated from the difficulty index in evaluation 1 (the "Results and discussion" section 17 to see to what extent both item difficulties from different perspectives correlated to each other.

The proposals may face difficulty gaining traction.

"That's one of the reasons Steve Forbes is having so much difficulty gaining any traction".

Ms. Diaz also said that the student journalists have had difficulty gaining access to the administration.

Patients were shuffled from H.M.O. to H.M.O. and reported difficulty gaining access to services.

But they have had difficulty gaining access to the clubs when patrons are actually smoking.

"USA will be the top country, and we may even have difficulty gaining second place," he said.

Like many Americans, Ms. Torres said she expected no difficulty gaining legal documents for her husband once they were married.

Despite its leading position in much of the world, Google has had difficulty gaining ground on Baidu.

For those with mental illness the stigma experienced can result in a lack of funding for services, difficulty gaining employment, a mortgage or holiday insurance.

"Venture capitalists are concerned that young companies are going to have difficulty gaining traction in terms of customers and revenues," he said.