Sentence examples for difficulty in which from inspiring English sources

Evaluate the ease or difficulty in which you were able to replicate the recipe by writing a letter to the show's producers or network.

The allegations of molestation seemed to transcend sports, and the difficulty in which the B.B.W.A.A. approached the matter seemed to reflect that.

To his surprise it happened very simply," the reader would sense a world of mental difficulty, in which trains may not always fit properly into tunnels and a teen-age boy may not always negotiate the exiting of a train.

Players also have a hunger bar, which must be periodically refilled by eating food in-game, except in "Peaceful" difficulty, in which the hunger bar does not drain.

At the beginning of each block, 50 English words (Calibri font, size 24) were presented simultaneously on the screen for either 0.5, 1, or 1.5 min to create three levels of difficulty in which participants performed at neither chance nor ceiling.

As it was she beat Jelena Dokic four and love, the score giving no idea of the difficulties in which she found herself early on.

While gifted as a confessor and counsellor, to his spiritual protégés he could be authoritarian, sometimes failing to empathise with the complex difficulties in which they found themselves.

At a noon mass on Friday at the Basilica of the Assumption, Cardinal Keeler said that Mr. Stokes had "suffered intensely because of the difficulties in which he now finds himself and which we find ourselves".

"I think all you have to do is read these vignettes in The Times about the people who have been helped and the difficulties in which they sometimes find themselves, and you just want to find a way to reach out," Mr. Carpenter said.

Marian and Keller outlined training difficulties in which instinct or instinctive drift might occur as tendencies biologically inherent in a species intrude into the behaviors a trainer was attempting to teach an animal.

However, our findings differ from nationally representative samples [ 14] of children with developmental difficulties in which Medicaid enrollment did not influence receipt of services.