Sentence examples for rise in difficulty from inspiring English sources

The stages rise in difficulty, and the player cannot enter any stage without passing the previous one.

At local levels, areas surrounding swine production facilities might notice a rise in the difficulty of treating human health problems (Haglind and Rylander 1987).

By e-mail, Laura Nooney and Gentry Menzel, who have worked on Bring It, told me that this and many other games on PBSkids.org are programmed to be "self-leveling" and rise or fall in difficulty depending on the histories of the players.

This latest incident will fuel growing concern about student mental health and the capacity of universities to meet an unprecedented rise in mental health difficulties among young people.

"We will continue to work with our students, staff and with partners across the city including colleagues from public health and the NHS to enhance our services in response to the unprecedented rise in mental health difficulties amongst young people.

These studies used scrapie isolates from the USA and it was not known if the disease was reproducible with scrapie isolates from GB. Reported clinical signs in the recipient cattle were predominantly locomotor deficits resulting in difficulty rising and dullness or somnolence [ 11, 12] whilst locomotor deficits in BSE are generally accompanied by over-reactivity to external stimuli [ 16, 17].

These approaches cause heterogeneous dielectric stacks (or interfaces) and give rise to difficulty in controlling the film thickness, thereby constraining the scaling of gate dielectric thickness.

Taking several medicines can give rise to difficulty in remembering the indications or possible adverse effects for each of the medicines and in deciding when to sound the alarm.

All measures show large losses for workers, including extensive mass layoffs, widespread drops in employment, a steep rise in unemployment, and greater difficulty in finding employment.

Given the cost of electricity and the constant rise in the bitcoin mining difficulty rate, this will eventually fall until 11 GH/s is a paltry speed.

All affected steers became ataxic resulting in difficulty in rising.