Sentence examples similar to suitable lesson difficulty from inspiring English sources

Initially I thought this would provide suitable difficulty, but I quickly learned that my housemate could play for literally three hours without losing.

'Less is more' is a lesson learned with difficulty.

Canada learned that lesson again with difficulty Friday in its opener by losing to Sweden, 5-2.

The lesson, suitable for pupils aged 14 to 16, includes photographs and eye-witness accounts to help illustrate the persecution of Jews by the Nazi government.

Each lesson increased in difficulty.

Lessons progress in difficulty.

There are several lessons, but the difficulty and complexity never vary.

Worldwide Broadcasting Network's nascent efforts are an object lesson in the difficulties involved.

With "Nonfiction," Mr. Solondz offers an object lesson in the difficulties of reporting.

"Introductory flying lessons are suitable for complete beginners," says Ben Tibbits at Flying Lessons UK, who arranges flying lessons for corporate events.

This lack of accessible homes is due both to a lack of suitable housing being built and difficulties obtaining funding from cash-strapped councils for adaptations to make existing homes suitable for disabled people.