Sentence examples for fair difficulty from inspiring English sources

Another review from VideoGames & Computer Entertainment magazine lauded the game for a fair difficulty curve, stating that it "is a really tough game, but it's one in which repeated playing (and you will be playing it a lot) really pays off".

To capture differences in market liquidity and fair valuation difficulties across types of financial instruments, we distinguish unrealized gains and losses that are recorded in net income versus recorded in other comprehensive income versus calculable using financial statement note disclosures.

"He'd had a fair amount of difficulty in his life - his dad dying, and his learning difficulties, which were quite profound.

Most people who have great building skills have a fair amount of difficulty with the completion.

• To the Editor: While it is true that high school teachers who "seek out scientists in industry and at universities to work with science fair students" have difficulty in making connections, even when they do, there is often another more difficult obstacle that they face: federal financing for university-based research.

Watching the stream casually for a few minutes confirms this somewhat pessimistic outlook (Red, the main character, spends a lot of his time walking into walls and has a fair amount of difficulty getting through doors) but amazingly, the internet's efforts have managed to get them half-way through the game in just four days.

This seems fair, but the difficulty with this view is that judges may be very naïve about pressure, viewing laws and policies without reading between the lines.

The maker of toy planes, trains and automobiles has had its fair share of difficulties.

The vice president of finance is our host on the day it announces a big re-financing to the markets—a milestone for a company that has had its fair share of difficulties.

If you are a team that struggles against fast and skilful attackers, you aren't alone, but Australia seem to have had more than their fair share of difficulties recently.

A popular Minnesota-based bike-powered pub crawl company looking to expand into the Chicago market has run into more than its fair share of difficulties in attempting to navigate the city's red tape.