Sentence examples for next difficulty from inspiring English sources

Once that mental resistance is overcome, the next difficulty is 'two'two

When you're about to hit the score threshold to unlock the next difficulty, and you've got four zombies breathing into a rocking SUV, you may catch yourself feeling a little more high-alert than you'd expect.

The next difficulty came with the breakup of that country, resulting in three separate countries containing heavily exposed populations.

Once a patient is capable to perform both skill categories 1B and 2A successfully, the next difficulty level 3 has to be incorporated into rehabilitation.

If a subject successfully completed the first run (that is 3 blocks of 0-back, 3 blocks of 1-back, and 3 blocks of 2-back) with a hit rate of 80% or above within each block and with no false alarms, the next difficulty level was introduced in the following run.

We talked a little about what would come next — the difficulties of an exile class returning and the spectre of revenge killings — but for the moment the news was good, and all the complications that were to come could wait a few days.

And to realize I could withstand certain inconveniences; they were so small next to true difficulty.

One expat observes that Britain's left, faced with the erosion of civil liberties at home and a plausible Conservative victory at the next election, has difficulty feeling holier-than-thou when looking across at Barack Obama, the Democrats' probable candidate for president.Yet there may soon be fewer Americans to revel in this new-found goodwill, as the credit crunch hammers the City.

Working out the extent to which the MDGs were responsible for this decline has become a big part of the debate over whether they were a success and what should replace them when they expire next year.The main difficulty is to guess what would have happened had the MDGs not been set, points out John McArthur of the Brookings Institution in a new paper, "Seven Million Lives Saved".

We next consider the difficulty of the items for the eight-dimensional model (Table 4).

How can we expect to maintain our leadership when two-thirds of the next generation has difficulty with math and reading?