Sentence examples for of difficulty of from inspiring English sources
The level of difficulty of all three films is extraordinary.
It is, however, the degree of difficulty of the run-in that Strachan finds appealing.
Trampoline athletes are judged on aesthetics and execution, and degree of difficulty of their routines.
The perfect level of difficulty, of course, differs from person to person.
"I don't rule out a moment of difficulty, of distress," the vicar-general told the Local.
Because of difficulty of access and extensive ice cover, the geology is still little known.
The name and level of difficulty of the trail the governor was skiing Saturday were not released.
The scale score is the number of questions answered correctly, combined with the degree of difficulty of those questions.
The degree of difficulty of the passes matters: Dink-and-dunks are easier to complete but are less rewarding.
Beating Its Chest, Loudly Let's stipulate up front that BP has the highest degree of difficulty of the sponsors.
Then Watney stood over a 40-footer with a huge right-to-left break, with a high degree of difficulty of two-putting for par.
