Sentence examples for difficulty of one from inspiring English sources
On some trials, we changed the difficulty of one option mid-trial to invite (but not force) the monkey to change his mind.
When accelerating your program, increase the difficulty of one variable at a time.
These trials were free throughout, but the difficulty of one side changed mid-delay.
I'm sure there are others in the group that have less benevolent sentiments and are intent on just causing difficulty of one kind or another".
Representatives of large districts or of small communities must negotiate the difficulty of one person representing many.
However, it is not certain at this point if CEUS could serve as a standard imaging technique for the staging or follow-up for metastases, because of the relatively limited evaluation of extrahepatic findings and the relative difficulty of one-on-one comparison on follow-up scans.
Those who focus exclusively on the difficulties of one population that is visibly making use of its opportunities (those struggling to make ends meet), miss the bigger picture: the shared economy is the most viable sustainable consumption model we have, and without it the world will soon face serious resource crises.
"As part of pastoral care, I listen to people who may have difficulties of one kind or another, and often find myself needing to refer them on to someone who has the training to help them.
B7 Airport Screening System AIRPORT SECURITY WOES -- The difficulties of one of the largest companies in the airport security industry illustrate the problems involved in reinventing a system that treated airline security as an amenity rather than a necessity.
About the time Hadley started questioning her Parkinson's diagnosis, I was struck by the difficulties of one of our other Facebook group members, a woman in her mid 40's.
One of the difficulties of taking one-on-one conversational Spanish lessons, I remembered from earlier attempts, is that either the teacher or the student has to come up with something for the conversation to be about.
