Sentence examples for difficulty which are from inspiring English sources
Standing more than 26 feet high is a column of pure ice, featuring three climbing faces of varying difficulty which are scaled using crampons, ice picks and ropes.
A 6-week enhanced balance training program consisting of a series of tasks of increasing difficulty which are related to functional balance versus "standard" physical therapy for adults with balance and mobility deficits (Steadman et al 2003) reported positive results in a sample of 199 older adults.
With great difficulty, which is the problem.
The judges thought this was only an 8.3 for difficulty, which is plain nuts.
But, if so, I was wrong in telling you just now that the difficulty which was coming is the greatest of all.
"His songs invariably contain some melodic surprise, some difficulty, which is why he has not had the recognition he deserves".
The main difficulty which was identified and has yet to be solved is related to the development of the quality matrix.
In order to categorize the nature of the response we use an adaptation of the International Scale of River Difficulty which is used to rate whitewater rivers on a scale from Class I to Class V.
Where you been?' " The dominant public image of Jesse Jackson in recent years, Sharpton suggests, was at Clinton's side during the former president's time of marital difficulty, "which is certainly not a profile of civil rights leadership".
Puzzles with clashing letters seem to be becoming increasingly popular these days, and this element certainly adds to their difficulty, which is why I made sure that no word in the grid was thus affected more than once.
