Sentence examples for difficulty indeed from inspiring English sources

Just as we are trotting along, secure in the writer's hands on the reins, Drabble is capable of rearing back from the narrative: "If this story were merely a fiction," she points out, "it would be possible to fill in these gaps with plausible incidents, but the narrator here has to admit to considerable difficulty, indeed to failure".

Washington's consistently botched policies in the Middle East demonstrate the difficulty, indeed, impossibility of social engineering abroad.

The Article next shows our current difficulties indeed to have stemmed from a classic credit-fueled asset price bubble first in the stock, then in the housing markets over the decade ending in 2006.

The difficulty and indeed the feasibility of this undertaking varies enormously from case to case.

Should they face financial difficulty or indeed, a property bubble, they could very quickly be facing the effects of negative equity if they have to move.

Replicating past studies, skilled readers, as indexed either by Nelson-Denny tests or Gernsbacher (1990) structure-building tests, showed no disruption in recall by either difficulty manipulation; indeed their recall was enhanced for certain combinations of difficulty manipulation and text type.

Therefore, item difficulty can indeed be controlled by varying the investigated factors, which answers the first research question.

This study shows that item difficulty can indeed be controlled intrinsically by controlling the question components, thus suggesting the possibility of generating items automatically on-the-fly during the administration of a computerised adaptive test.

We wish to know whether the attitudes of people towards opportunity entrepreneurial activity, achievement motivation, fear of failure or new venture creation difficulty do indeed affect their choice to create or not a new venture.

This difficulty was indeed the case for the Env protein gp120 from virions.

In the analysis of type of difficulty experienced, indeed, a higher percentage of rural respondents experienced difficulties related to availability compared to urban respondents or Torontonians.