Sentences with phrase «higher degree of difficulty in»

There's a much higher degree of difficulty in executing these throws, which would make them appealing to the NFL, except that it becomes nearly impossible to execute them safely without breaking the professional game's 1 - yard rule.

Russo confirmed that no character from a Marvel TV series would appear in the third Avengers film in an interview with French publication Premiere, citing the already high degree of difficulty in telling a story involving over 60 characters.

There's a high degree of difficulty in properly presenting 45 Years without it devolving into some mawkish soap about old age and young love and regret and whatnot.

Not exact matches

Thriving individuals also have some or all of the following elements in their lives: challenges and difficulties that are at a manageable level; employer / family / other support; a calm environment; a high degree of autonomy; and a reputation of being competent.

Every attempt is unique, in part because the degree of difficulty is so high.

Western countries, for all their difficulties, benefit from established civil society, functioning democracy, the rule of law, relatively high levels of trust in political institutions, and some degree of equality between the sexes, it suggests.

CRS can include varying degrees of flu - like symptoms, with high fevers, nausea, and muscle pain, and temporary neurologic symptoms, including delirium, and in more severe cases, low blood pressure and breathing difficulties which may require treatment in an intensive care unit.

During CRS, patients typically experience varying degrees of flu - like symptoms with high fevers, nausea, muscle pain, and in some cases, low blood pressure and breathing difficulties.

Despite the difficulties in increasing testosterone to high levels over the long term, if its regulatory pathways are suppressed then they can be suppressed to a small degree for a long period of time and eventually make a significant impact on the person.

They like rewarding predominantly comic actors for taking a darker dramatic turn, even if the degree of difficulty isn't notably higher than in their comedy work.

It doesn't hold your hand and you have to use your wits in order to overcome its often high degree of difficulty but that makes it all the more rewarding.

Yet if anything should earn Kevin Feige and the Marvel Studios crew the benefit of the doubt, it's the high degree of difficulty pulled off in «Guardians of the Galaxy.»

When he's strutting and strolling around the office, or virtually floating to heaven as a cluster of agents sit in a conference room listening to a mafioso incriminate himself, or speaking in a treble accent that exists in Boston but that I've never heard in a movie because the degree of difficulty is high, it's like he's inventing some new kind of machismo.

There were very few instances in which I was totally lost about what to do and if I was there was usually an answer in the game somewhere, which is more than I can say for a lot of other AAA titles that tout a high degree of difficulty.

Students pursuing higher degree courses in HR Management or Business Studies from the top universities of the world often face difficulties in completing their employee motivation assignments on time.

«Larger funds have a higher degree of difficulty,» Mr. Danoff said in a rare interview last summer.

Currently released in Japan on Nintendo Switch and PSVITA in Japan, «PHOTON ³ (Photon Cube)» is a puzzle game with a unique «light manipulation» system, that has a high degree of difficulty to challenge the most advanced puzzle gamers.

There is enough difficulty in deciding how to weave workable policy into high degrees of uncertainty without crossing bright lines of misrepresentation.

Focusing on decimal degree C. changes in global temperature is the tantamount to focusing attention away from the coming climate changes that will cause floods, droughts, dust storms, high winds and other extreme weather events and the difficulty of predicting where, when, and which kinds of weather related problems people in the near future will be experiencing.

Due, however, to the difficulties in navigating these choppy legal waters, sentencing judges typically receive a high degree of deference as they have the closest view of the facts before them and the testimony of the accused, victims, and other relevant witnesses.

Johnston, 1998, described it as a relationship marked by SOME or all of the following parental behaviors: high degrees of anger and distrust; incidents of verbal abuse; intermittent physical aggression; ongoing difficulty in communicating about the children» ongoing difficulty cooperating in the care of the children; sabotage of children's relationship with the other parent.