Sentence examples for the true difficulty from inspiring English sources

Asked about the criticism that this approach cheapens Washington's memory, Mr. Rees replied: "We tend to hear that from traditionalists, who I don't think grasp the true difficulty of the challenge.

For example, Gruber and Koszegi [3] demonstrated that some smokers fail to recognize the true difficulty of quitting.

In this sense, some smokers neither recognize the true difficulty of quitting nor search for self-control devices to help themselves quit.

This difficulty is generally not measured, but rather, it is the "unable to ventilate and unable to intubate" scenario that is considered the true difficulty.

"It's not a great sport to watch on TV because the camera angles don't really show off the true difficulty of the game, and as a result that also means it doesn't bring in a lot of fans to the stadium".

I know the Capra Demon boss is hard, Blighttown, Ornstein and Smough, but for me the true difficulty of Dark Souls isn't presented in any of its ludic or mechanical challenges.

I think that teaches my son the true difficulties of testing heart and courage to this extent.

This low incidence of difficulty encountered at direct laryngoscopy makes the study of true difficulty problematic.

Consequently any study that solely uses the Mallampati classification to determine difficulty will have a very low incidence of true difficulty encountered at endotracheal intubation.

And to realize I could withstand certain inconveniences; they were so small next to true difficulty.

Dr. Healy:  "The authors have explained the reasons for progressing directly to videolaryngoscopy, but being at high risk of difficulty is distinct from true difficulty.