Sinfield demonstrated brilliant handling to receive a difficult pass on the 10-metre line and spread it to Watkins who surged through to score.
Simply turning up at the NAACP may win him plaudits from this group.4 As a Mormon, Romney could be expected to receive a difficult reaction: Mormonism barred African Americans from the priesthood until 1978.
BBC London's political editor Tim Donovan said there had been speculation that, having been cushioned from some of the toughest austerity in the run-up to the Olympics and Mr Johnson's re-election, London was about to receive a difficult financial settlement.
More able respondents received a more difficult set of items than less able respondents.
Bias could also influence the order of item administration, assuming that the selection of items on an adaptive test is specified by the candidates' responses to the items presented earlier such that examinees with better performances on previous items will receive a more difficult item whereas examinees with poorer performances will receive a less difficult item (Chang et al. 2011).
When he went out on his own, Mr. Lam, though well received, faced a difficult road.
As President Barack Obama rallied his reelection team back in 2012, he received a preview of how difficult it could be to make sure that strategists, spokespeople, and prominent supporters didn't sabotage his case against Republican opponent Mitt Romney.
Sarah Taylor, a former New Yorker who aspires to match Capriati's achievements, received a sampling today of how difficult her climb is going to be.
"We have not received a constructive contribution to the difficult decisions that the trust has been required to make for the future, particularly as we seek to maintain high quality care for patients against the realities of the tough economic climate.
They received a standardised explanation of the difficult questions.
"When I was in a difficult situation and I received a message, I felt much better.
