Sentence examples for thinking about the difficulties from inspiring English sources

That started Romi thinking about the difficulties of any rescue operation.

I knew I was being neurotic, already thinking about the difficulties a then-unknown child could face.

During the assessment interview, some participants explained that since thinking about the difficulties was useless, they might as well do other productive things.

As Geoffrey Batchen writes in "Burning with Desire: The Conception of Photography," long before photography actually existed, people were anxiously thinking about the difficulty of capturing a moment.

Also, based on cognitive load theory, which provides a framework for thinking about the difficulty of learning information, student experience can be thought of as the extent to which students are expected to have schemas for a particular question (Sweller and Chandler, 1994).

Also, it's worth thinking about the difficulty of your target language in relation to your native language.

Thinking about and working with different variables presents students with a variety of difficulties (Table 1, difficulty II, A F).

In his first book, Gaia, he observed mildly that the difficulty of thinking about the nature of life was probably due to the division of science into separate disciplines, "with each specialist assuming that someone else has done the job".

Sharisa Rehman, a teacher who returned to her job at the Sangota Girls School on Aug. 3, said she still had difficulty thinking about the time she spent under Taliban rule.

However, in one child, difficulty related to thinking about the topic rather than understanding the item was noted, and thus the item was not altered.

Models are, by definition, idealizations and thinking about the transformative process toward any ideal is fraught with difficulties about the nature of the future.