Sentence examples for greatest degree of difficulty from inspiring English sources

I've heard firsthand and read that women with disabilities who were seeking male partners have the greatest degree of difficulty in the romance department: we are at the bottom of the dating totem pole, right after straight men with disabilities who, incidentally, usually prefer able-bodied female partners.

Indeed, Mr. White recalled that he got his culinary start in 1989 at the Butterfly Club near Route 43 at the Beloit-Clinton border, where his kitchen contributions never attained a great degree of difficulty.

Kittles came out of the halftime locker room firing, hitting his first three shots, each one released with a greater degree of difficulty than the last, topping his first-half point total of 5 in less than two minutes of the second half.

The extent of secondary student difficulty may be somewhat surprising but the greater degree of difficulty of the undergraduate group is more so.

It is evident that the Chinese undergraduate group experienced a greater degree of difficulty with more language features than either of the other two groups.

Notes Buser, "It shows that while the capital markets are certainly troubled, and there is a great degree of difficulty getting deals done in the $50 million to $100 million range, this is the exception that's being served up for everyone".

Hosting events can be very expensive without sponsors and there is a great degree of difficulty to get sponsors to invest in the lesbian community.

An even greater degree of difficulty was found in constituting a sample of adolescents and young adults with disabilities.

However, at follow-up assessment there was no clear trend and even in some measures such as pain, appetite loss and financial difficulties less deprived patients scored higher indicating that they had a greater degree of symptoms and difficulties (Table 4).

No need for degree-of-difficulty plays right now.

So, points for degree-of-difficulty and brilliant execution.