Sentence examples for given very difficult from inspiring English sources

The first experiment explains how the three were conducted: 111 sixth-graders were all given very difficult anagram problems.

"If they can get this agreement now hammered out and passed, I'll feel that we got the best possible deal, the best for the people of Minnesota, given very difficult circumstances".

Thus, in one of the paper's experiments, students were asked to unscramble anagrams of communitarian words (e.g., "accommodate" or "coordinate") and then were given very difficult anagrams -- their motivation being measured in terms of how long they attempted to solve the puzzles.

However, given the very difficult situation in Libya and Egypt we have temporarily restricted access in both countries.

Next, each student was given a very difficult set of problems — so difficult, in fact, that few students got even one answer correct.

Lizzy adds: Enrico Letta, deputy leader of the PD, said he had accepted a mandate to become Italy's prime minister-designate with "a sense of deep responsibility" given the "very difficult, fragile, unprecedented" situation of the country.

DAN MCGINN: Nicholas, for this manager who's been given this very difficult assignment, we want them to fix the culture, but should he already be thinking about what happens if he can't, whether this unit needs to be shut down?

It was not in the cards with the budget, given these very difficult fiscal times".

"Given the very difficult economic environment, our company performed relatively well compared to the competition in the first quarter.

Next, each student was given a very difficult set of problems – so difficult, in fact, that few students got even one answer correct.

We've also been providing shuttle services to the airport given the very difficult conditions.