Sentence examples for retaining the difficulty from inspiring English sources
For most questions it was possible to make small conceptual changes while retaining the difficulty level of questions.
It retains the game difficulty and MP System from the original Famicom version.
Given the difficulty of retaining the gavel, plus the scant prospect for a so-called grand bargain later in the midst of a presidential election year, stepping down after the midterms would allow Boehner to leave on his own terms.
This high attrition rate may be attributed to the difficulty in retaining the participation of such young children particularly because they are not of school-going age.
But the votes for Mr. Shuler and, more tellingly, the substantial support for delaying the election were evidence that Ms. Pelosi is now the leader of a fractured caucus and could have difficulty retaining the tight control she has had on House Democrats in recent years.
Approximately 4 months after training, students in this age range had no difficulty retaining the instructions.
During the study, we felt that the use of the measuring tape was not particularly accurate, due to difficulties retaining the tape at the correct height on the limb, obstruction of the tape by fur, and subjectivity in positioning.
Although the King withheld from the ministers various customary marks of royal confidence, they had no difficulty in retaining the vote of the independent country gentlemen in the House of Commons.
Although Democrats still face considerable difficulty in retaining the Senate, their offensive prospects have gradually become more promising over the course of the cycle, with clear pickup opportunities in Massachusetts and Nevada and some prospects in Arizona.
Following the surprising success of this young cast, Vanbrugh and Rich had even greater difficulty in retaining the actors needed for The Relapse.
This allows different examinations to be constructed (from combinations of the calibrated questions) while retaining the same level of overall difficulty.
