Sentence examples for difficulty order from inspiring English sources

The difficulty order was reasonably ranked along the scale.

This scanning, contributed to the difficulty order I-I≥E-I I-I≥E-I I-I≥E-I

This difficulty order would suggest that more external representations do not always aid problem solving.

In summary, this experiment showed the following difficulty order: I-I≥E-I>E-E.

In summary, this experiment showed the same difficulty order as in Experiment 1: I-I≥E-I>E-E.

First, the difficulty order was, from hardest to easiest, I-I≈E-I>E-E for length 2, and I-I>E-I>E-E for length 3.

The author is having difficulty ordering his speech.

To the Editor: In "Girls Gone Mild" (March 20), Maureen Dowd complains, "I want my ethnicity straight up," when she has difficulty ordering nachos in Cancún.

That's how management found out that dealers were having difficulty ordering Invacare products.

Those failures carried into this morning and even this afternoon and people still were having difficulty ordering the phone.

Nevertheless, the item separation and reliability indexes were acceptable for all of the scales, indicating that the scales themselves have a reproducible item difficulty ordering, implying that the person sample was large enough to confirm the item difficulty hierarchy.