Sentence examples for difficulty of the transition from inspiring English sources

The couple will underestimate the difficulty of the transition to suburban life.

"Part of the difficulty of the transition was that Deep Springs is supposed to be an allegory for the wider world," John Gravois said.

"Delaying mitigation efforts beyond those in place today through 2030 is estimated to substantially increase the difficulty of the transition to low longer-term emissions," says the summary.

Obama sensing the difficulty of the transition from prison to the free world sent each of those granted clemency, a pep talk letter, which outlined a plan for a successful transition.

Each edge is also assigned a heuristic weight measuring the 'energetic difficulty' of the transition.

On the longer term, the perceived difficulty of the transition period in their first clerkship has no negative effect on student progress [ 14].

Despite the difficulty of the transitions and the long periods for which positions are held, all is accomplished smoothly as if they are parts of a large machine clicking into place.

"The political difficulties of the transition have created enormous pressures of compromise," Mr. Aguilar Zinser acknowledged.

They must also understand that Castro's successors will single them out as being responsible, when the inevitable difficulties of the transition arise.

There's less of an emphasis on independence than there used to be; perhaps this is an acknowledgment of the growing importance of collaborative work, or of the difficulty of making the transition to full independence.

The relative difficulty of this transition, however, can likely be used to assess subtle differences in cognitive abilities between animal cohorts.