Sentence examples for the simplest difficulty from inspiring English sources

Such recruitment can follow even the simplest difficulty manipulations, such as decreased stimulus discriminability.

It's very bad news and presents potentially a very difficult situation beyond the simple difficulty of being around other people, which you have to be," Gimple told THR.

The simple conceptual difficulties of maintaining the common acute-versus-chronic disease dichotomy (and the closely related infectious versus non-communicable disease distinction) have been well established in the early analyses of chronicity and acuity [ 39].

With Mancini he had a simple difficulty: he had seven top hot-headed footballers.

Others, having lost their balance, have great difficulty with the simplest physical gestures -- getting up from a sofa, walking a straight line.

The violins are further divided into parts of different levels of difficulty, from the simplest (mostly playing open strings) to those able to play in third position.

The Rasch model, specifying only one parameter to characterize each item (item difficulty), is the simplest IRT model and was developed by the Danish mathematician, Georg Rasch [ 25, 26].

Now, with his mental prowess slipping away, Dr. Davis has begun experiencing difficulty with even the simplest tasks.

The truest answer to the question of why this agency seems habitually in difficulty is also the simplest, experts say: It is money — and especially money earned from real estate — that makes New York City go around.

Good spelling matters, of course, and as someone who has difficulty spelling even the simplest words aloud, I applaud anyone who dares compete in a spelling bee at any level.

The simplest tasks seemed to give her difficulty and of course when my father criticized her she became even more confused and helpless.