Sentence examples for difficulty of learning from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Fleming had underestimated the difficulty of learning the role of Blanche in "Streetcar".

The difficulty of learning a new language will depend on how similar that language is to one you already know.

Richardson noted the difficulty of learning a third offense in two years, this one without the benefit of a preseason.

Comic books account for 60percentt of printed publications in Japan, a reflection of low literacy rates due to the difficulty of learning Japanese characters.

Beyond the difficulty of learning three languages, the fact that Mandarin and Minnanese use overlapping characters with different pronunciations means that some students end up mastering neither.

A common and known problem among students on higher education (in general throughout the scholar life) is the difficulty of learning math.

Endoscopic surgery has characteristics that increase the difficulties of learning.

Zegart acknowledges the difficulties of learning lessons from tragedies like 9/11, the NASA space shuttle accidents and the 2009 Fort Hood shooting.

But, even setting aside the difficulties of learning how to run a retail business, such a site would face problems of protocol worthy of the U.N. Security Council — if Amazon didn't accuse publishers of price-fixing first.

But, even setting aside the difficulties of learning how to run a retail business, such a site would face problems of protocol worthy of the U.N. Security Council if Amazon didn't accuse publishers of price-fixing first.

On a recent Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa to Beijing brimming with Chinese contractors, workers from Road and Bridge and other companies swapped notes on the grab bag of countries they work in, and debated about the difficulties of learning Portuguese and French in places like Mozambique and Ivory Coast.