Sentence examples for difficulty helps from inspiring English sources

That degree of difficulty helps to inform Graves's frame of reference on the trans-Hudson rivalry, then and now.

Easing back on the shooting difficulty helps the game's overall accessibility, as does a control refinement that more intuitively distributes a player's motion and momentum — and his shooting or ball-handling decisions — between your two thumbs.

Specifically, the negative interaction between cognitive skill and item difficulty suggests that relative item difficulty helps determine disengagement.

Heidegger's recognition of this difficulty helps explain why he seeks to show at least as much as to say what he takes to be art's deepest truths in "The Origin of the Work of Art".

Setting it to a less-punishing difficulty helps, but forgetting that option, hanging in there and letting Codemaster's "Truefeel" system work its way into becoming a second-nature scheme produces results.

This was a godsend for us, because we had difficulty helping with assignments.

"During Ondoy, the government had difficulty helping our people," Mr. Aquino said.

I was helping my elderly sister off a Broadway bus and I was having difficulty helping her keep her balance and managing her walker at the same time.

On another occasion, Ms Soros said she also slapped Mr Kidd in retaliation after a carer had difficulty helping him out of a car and into a wheelchair.

Mary Beach, assistant to the superintendent of the Springfield schools, said the system had had difficulty helping the Somali children largely because officials could not find enough Somali speakers to be translators or tutors.

In the 1980s and '90s that difficulty helped fuel intense polemics over Cather's sexuality, as feminist and queer theory scholars began seeking disguised erotic turmoil under Cather's placid-seeming literary surfaces, to the dismay of more traditionally minded critics.