Sentence examples for double the difficulty from inspiring English sources

When you make the jump to Expert, You may be confused because Expert is like double the difficulty of Hard times two.

A peculiar second goal doubled the difficulty of the task.

Midway through the half, he should have doubled the difficulty of Southampton's rescue mission, but his crashing shot was tipped on to the bar by Paul Smith.

If a museum or other nonprofit runs into difficulty, doubling the admission or ticket price is usually not the answer.

For example, marginal abatement curves may fail to consider interactions, use inconsistent baselines and lead to double counting, and the difficulty of defining boundaries for life cycle assessment studies leads to both double-counting and the omission of emissions.

As Samuel sums it up while in conversation with one of the lovely young prostitutes of the play's title, he lives with the "double difficulty — this 'life' thing — entering this 'difficult' word thing".

[ 5] When confronted with a compulsory choice, all doctors, care teams and families then face the double difficulty of responsibility and doubt.

A sense of the double self, and the difficulties of reconciling opposing forces, pervades the evening.

Yet as the UK prepares to host the £9bn Olympics in a double dip recession, the difficulties of this sparkling post-industrial vision for Manchester are painfully plain.

We certainly don't expect for this to be an office that simply throws puns and double entendres at the difficulties we face.

Covering half the court is less physically demanding, and Hingis said the difficulty of doubles competition was down significantly since the early part of her career, when top singles players like her and Davenport regularly played in both disciplines.