Sentence examples for it harder to learn from inspiring English sources
It also makes it harder to learn its lessons: including on when to fight and when to stop fighting, especially as in Iraq and Afghanistan after blood has been spilt.This is why Ms Farrington's work, far from the glare of public attention, is so compelling: it mixes remembrance with memorial.
But age makes it harder to learn the language.
But the new arrivals do not seem to be making it harder to learn.
In addition, those who are illiterate in their native language find it harder to learn another language.
These are the parts of the brain most closely associated with working memory.Children with stressed lives, then, find it harder to learn.
He said the strike came at a sensitive time for the industry, as some on social media argue that dubbing in Spain has made it harder to learn English.
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Under-nourished children living in extreme poverty end up small and their brain development is affected, so that they find it hard to learn.
"Evidence shows teenagers find it hard to learn early in the morning and having a series of shorter lessons does not help them concentrate or achieve," he says.
