Sentence examples for higher degrees of difficulty from inspiring English sources

After barely passing the stimulus package at the peak of his power, Mr. Obama has pushed initiatives with higher degrees of difficulty.

With the high-degree-of-difficulty phase of the plan completed to perfection, there seemed like less need for a safety net.

With the Lakers speaking in code -- meaning they would not mention Bryant by name -- their frustration with Bryant's highlight-seeking, high-degree-of-difficulty shots was evident.

Regardless of what Fashion's Night Out, the citywide promotion Sept. 10, did for retailers' spread sheets, there is no doubting that it provided city mice an excuse to shine up in their '80s glad rags and high-degree-of-difficulty platforms and, thus attired, to disport themselves.

The modernists accepted a higher degree of difficulty.

The higher degree of difficulty was affirmed by statistics from Thursday's opening round.

Parm gets its sandwiches right, even its club sandwich, which entails a higher degree of difficulty.

But Nov. 6 is a higher degree of difficulty, he says, because it's a distinct hybrid.

After Cash's death, Rubin was searching for a challenge with an even higher degree of difficulty, a greater test for his powers of listening.

Williams hit her 16th ace of the match on her fifth match point, doing it on a second serve to achieve a higher degree of difficulty.

But "Glee" tries to blend "American Idol" boosterism and showbiz pizzazz with a more offbeat, sardonic style of humor, and that's a higher degree of difficulty.