Sentence examples for difficulty wall from inspiring English sources

The problem with Future Fight is that you'll likely hit a difficulty wall fairly early on.

It's developed by Kabam, another F2P mobile darling, though the game lacks the punishing difficulty wall of other games of its type.

Bankers postponed a sale of $12 billion in debt funding the buy-out of Chrysler, a sign of the difficulties Wall Street is starting to experience in raising money for leveraged buy-outs.

So far, many companies that have reported their results, including JPMorgan Chase and Intel, have had little difficulty clearing Wall Street's lofty hurdle.

"Real difficulties on Wall Street and real difficulties in our economy obviously can have an impact on New York City like any place else," he said.

Both men worry about the trickle-down effect from the difficulties on Wall Street.

University officials had investigated the allegations last fall, but had had difficulty penetrating a wall of silence among the hockey players, said the president, Dr. Judith Ramaley.

Even if increased stimulus spending raises the near-term budget deficit, Republican leaders will have more difficulty maintaining their wall of opposition.

"It fits in my pants pockets, but some people who favor tighter jeans may have more difficulty," explained The Wall Street Journal's Geoffrey Fowler.

Current techniques such as over-braiding of stainless steel and carbon fibre have difficulties producing a wall thickness below about 0.1 mm with high volume fractions.

Ask him to empathize with the difficulties of the Wall Street trader who takes his family on a weekend ski vacation in his Gulfstream V jet that runs him $5,200 per hour to operate - or just $20,400 for a quick round trip to Aspen.