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Meanings of degree of difficulty in English
Synonyms
Examples for "difficulty"
Examples for "difficulty"
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The short and to be fair obvious answer is with great difficulty.
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But the difficulty to find real new drugs is a major problem.
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The regime will continue attacking one after another without difficulty, he said.
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Despite the difficulty, the Osprey had a good safety record, he said.
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Informed sources believe she would have secured a second term without difficulty.
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Under current rules, money market mutual funds must invest in high-grade securities.
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A rare investment-grade corporate issue is therefore likely to attract investor interest.
3
Conclusions: Conservative management of high grade renal injuries is common in children.
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Come Along gave a good sight last start and drops in grade.
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FLDCs were obtained, enriched, and cultured under Good Manufacturing Practice grade conditions.
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The problem throughout this year has been to agree a tariff level.
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The tariff increases are expected to come into effect in April 2019.
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Despite this, tariff increases are announced which come into effect in March.
4
Trump's tariff delay comes amid growing concerns about a global economic slowdown.
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The market was steady prior to the U.S. tariff move, he said.
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Conclusions: Our study showed that ddTC therapy was feasible for elderly patients.
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Croatia Osiguranje dd is a Croatia-based company active in the insurance sector.
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The Company operates Pivovarna Lasko dd as a majority owned subsidiary.
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And Chief of Police Mrs. Cosgrove rescued the lost chee-il-dd-asusual!
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C The gut-fibre-layer (df) has been enclosed by the gut-gland-layer (dd).
Usage of degree of difficulty in English
1
But this is a question attended with no common degree of difficulty.
2
We've got households in some degree of difficulty already, he said.
3
That degree of difficulty is one of the principal attractions of the competition.
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But degree of difficulty is no excuse for what they did to Dumbo.
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It's an aggressive promise, given the degree of difficulty here.
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On Afghanistan, and by extension Pakistan, he asked, what is the degree of difficulty?
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And Murdock's film has a relatively high degree of difficulty.
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The degree of difficulty depends on how it's implemented, though.
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You might be surprised at the degree of difficulty in identifying some of them!
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Red assured her that on a course of this degree of difficulty, anything could happen.
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The degree of difficulty has grown vastly more acute.
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The degree of difficulty is significant and beating Spain may not be the hard part.
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This fact contains some of the competition's great appeals: its degree of difficulty and its unpredictability.
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We've got households in some degree of difficulty already, he told Four Corners earlier this week.
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One can only imagine the degree of difficulty when it comes to a World Cup final.
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A nine-on-seven overlap is rarely converted such is the degree of difficulty when facing organised defences.
Translations for degree of difficulty
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