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The phrase "the difficulty rises" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation or task becoming more challenging or complex. Example: As the project progressed, the difficulty rose exponentially, making it a daunting task to complete on time.
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Level I is the easiest and as you go up, the difficulty rises too.
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After the initial stages, where players simply slice through cannon-fodder, the difficulty level rises as enemies who can block attacks, can only be affected by certain weapons and can't be hurt unless attacked from the rear enter the fray.
The company has a fault, which reviewers have been pointing out for years: the dancers have difficulty rising to heroic roles.
As the difficulty level rose, they took hold of the contest and did not let go.
But, as the difficulty level rose, Daley and Goodfellow dropped to fifth following a fourth-round dive in which the latter created more splash than he would have liked on entering the water.
In another instance, the absence of available data on grip strength prompted the use of a self-reported question on the difficulty in rising from a chair as proxy measure for the weakness criterion [ 37, 38].
The prominent feature of difficulty rising in atypical BSE cases may explain the detection of naturally occurring cases in emergency slaughter cattle and fallen stock.
Symptoms became clearly apparent around the age of 4 years with falls and difficulty rising from the floor or climbing stairs.
The first, Nine Lives of a Wet Pussy, was straightforward porn, starring his girlfriend, her friends and a hired cast of studs, one of whom had difficulty rising to the occasion.
After all, a company like Doogee is going to have difficulty rising above the din during a CES or MWC, even with an idea as interesting as the rugged, modular S90.
We used cross-sectional data on adults aged ≥ 60 years (N = 5396) from the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey to examine the association between the repeated chair rise test and self-reported difficulty rising from a chair.
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