Sentence examples for means degree of difficulty from inspiring English sources

Grade means degree of difficulty for a particular activity.

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

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

"The new dive means I now have the highest degree of difficulty in the world across all my six routines and hopefully the home crowd can push me to something special this weekend".

If these two aspects were not sufficiently challenging for methodologists, the diversity of nonproductive means for consuming such reactive intermediates increases multifold the degree of difficulty.

However there is a certain degree of difficulty in understanding a system represented by means of UML diagrams.

The mean of these measurements (considering the number of veins embolized and given the degree of difficulty varies between patients) is 5200 cGy/cm which converts to an effective dose of approximately 6 mSv.

Degree of difficulty: 8.5.

The degree of difficulty simplified the challenge.

The degree of difficulty is harder.

Kidd enhanced the degree of difficulty.