Sentence examples for difficulty may have from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons the overall project ran into difficulty may have been that it overpaid well-known writers.

The course content and assessment difficulty may have changed over the 10-year period.

This increased task difficulty may have forced the subjects to adopt different strategies in order to deal with the sentence-extraneous semantic material.

Therefore, difficulty may have prevented automation in navigation within this environment deprived of all its salient landmarks, at least in the present conditions of limited training time (one-hour exposition).

Low task difficulty may have masked possible differences in emotional prosody categorization in our study, and could explain why sex differences did occur when emotional prosody functioned as a prime, but not as a target.

This difficulty may have been a factor in certain cases, despite training in research practices related to movement disorders.

Today analysts suggested Medvedev's difficulties may have only just begun.

The president's difficulties may have tarnished how people perceive Republicans.

Bourgeois has not failed to notice that her psychological difficulties may have something to do with her sex.

Still, Lake Carrington's difficulties may have been not so much aesthetic or conceptual as they were financial.

Indeed, Detroit's difficulties may have a side benefit of shielding the American market from Chinese competition for a little while longer.