Sentence examples for equals difficulty from inspiring English sources

By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 7, 2010 Some of the responses to the exclusion of a witness from the trial of Ahmed Ghailani — let's take Liz Cheney's, for an easy, blatant example — seem to assume that if torture plus due process equals difficulty getting a conviction, then there is a problem with due process.

Here's the thing about New Year's Resolutions: people plus change equals difficulty.

Summary scoring assumes the value of each item represents equal difficulty and therefore scores them equally.

And perhaps the government might have equal difficulty answering my own questions on those same subjects.My visa arrived in time for me to watch the annual celebration of the Cuban revolution on December 2nd.

Marathons are not held on the track but on roads, and, despite the fact that courses are not of equal difficulty, the International Association of Athletics Federations IAAFF) does list world records for the marathon and also for the half-marathon.

By manipulating the opportunity to choose between tasks of equal difficulty, throughout the motivational process, the effect of autonomy support was examined both behaviorally and electrophysiologically.

We used accuracy data from these participants to create two sets of 120 images of approximately equal difficulty that were counterbalanced across conditions in a within-participant design.

They will not see equal difficulty in the same task, and thereby do not need to put the same effort into the development.

(Remember, the questions were of equal difficulty overall).

When intelligence was not mentioned, they received marks of A's and B's on a math test of equal difficulty.

While I recognize with the fact that women and men are capable of climbing equal difficulty, it is important to still reiterate the first ascents done by women.