Sentence examples for single difficulty from inspiring English sources

It added, "Baggage-handling has become perhaps the biggest single difficulty encountered by an air passenger".

Perhaps the greatest single difficulty both face is steering a course between a descriptive and a normative definition of global civil society - between what is and what ought to be (or, perhaps, what they would like to be).

The health care cost problem is, in effect, a design redesign problem, not a single difficulty with, for example, a reimbursement system.

The 2-IRT model fitted by Xcalibre has two parameters for each component in the test; the difficulty, which is equivalent to the single difficulty parameter fitted in the Rasch model, and the discrimination, which allows the slope of the item response curve to differ between stations.

At a restaurant on the 3rd day, writer was still faced with the difficulties of the single eater-difficulties he faced bravely by taking a plate of 3 shrimp balls from the 1st cart that passed.

For many Democrats, Mr. Kerry's single biggest difficulty was what they described as his continuing search for a defining theme for his candidacy -- typically one of the most urgent tasks of any presidential candidate.

The single biggest difficulty in the euro zone at the moment is that interest rates have been consistently too high for Germany, whose economy needs a boost.But if Britain took up the euro, there would now be stronger pressure to raise rates from their current level to take account of relatively high inflation in what would be the euro area's second-biggest economy.

The impresario, who made his name bringing intelligent, independent cinema to the masses, faces a multitude of problems, but they all boil down a single, intractable difficulty: he is struggling to produce and distribute enough intelligent, independent cinema that the popcorn-scoffing masses actually want to see.

By far the single greatest difficulty in training in the early war years was the shortage of equipment.

Based on the analysis of this study, the themes "symptoms" and "adaptations" merged into a single domain ("difficulty").

The Jonckheere-Terpstra test for ordered alternatives was used to identify trends in patient identified single task difficulty (Q1) and importance scores (Q2) across responses to Q3.