Sentence examples for in difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would appear that all languages are roughly equal in complexity and in difficulty of mastery.

A new report into what children are reading at school shows a "marked downturn in difficulty of books at secondary transfer", it was revealed today.

"I put more value in difficulty of climbing," said Honnold, who shrugs off the records as a by-product of his climbing style.

We used multiple linear regression modeling to predict descriptors using three independent variable sets that varied in difficulty of data collection.

I have to make such judgements unaided, being subjected to no such scrutiny by the Observer, so it interests me to read recent correspondence in the Guardian about the perceived increase in difficulty of its crosswords of late.

A possible increase in difficulty of the real-objects task therefore cannot explain the findings.

To answer the built-in difficulties of subject matter and a holiday weekend, the Philharmonic's marketers took extra steps.

Lesions of the parietal lobe may result in difficulties of speech and language or of the perception of space.

Unfortunately, such indexing systems require manual or semi-automated cross-database matching, resulting in difficulties of federating chemical data.

But problems lie in the lack of cooperation with psychiatrists and psychologists and in difficulties of availability of psychotherapists, as FDs also mentioned.

Again true to his native literature, he is almost always interested in morals, and in the difficulty of being good.