Sentence examples for difficulty of new from inspiring English sources

There was something about the difficulty of new children that Sue loved.

However, difficulty of new technology development is increasing and some company dropped off from the competition.

During his years as a Juilliard student, Alpin Hong performed in several of the school's contemporary-music concerts and left the impression that he is a pianistic firebrand, unfazed by the difficulties of new music.

The original conviction of Mr. Hidalgo and Mr. Lemus was the subject of an article in The New York Times in July that examined the difficulty of gaining new trials in cases where new evidence has emerged.

The suggested improvement in the course organization will allow another limitation of our study to be overcome, namely the difficulty of integrating new professional habits and establishing new professional routines.

Figure 3 shows how we selected participants for comparison of difficulty ratings of new floor and ceiling items relative to items in the PROMIS PF-10.

In Study 2, we compared difficulty ratings of new floor items by low functioning respondents and ceiling items by high functioning respondents to reference PROMIS PF-10 items.

But a site called Apple-tracker.com tried to ease the difficulty of locating new Apple products by developing a site that would track various models of the new iPhone 5s and iPad air for prospective buyers based on zip code.

When I enquire about her plans beyond the third series of Misfits, Antonia talks of the difficulty of scheduling new projects: "Misfits is a really long filming process.

I have heard artists in their 30s and 40s speak of the intense difficulty of getting new ideas accepted by galleries or potential buyers.

And while the truckers, and farmers, have been promised compensation, they say the difficulty of finding new buyers, and possibly losing out in some markets, has been troubling.