Sentence examples for a much higher difficulty from inspiring English sources

However, the perceived popularity of difficult video games in North America caused Tecmo to release the game for the NES with a much higher difficulty level than the Japanese version.

Square then announced that due to its differing tone and much higher difficulty from the rest of the series, they would be releasing it in North America as a standalone game with a yet-to-be-determined title, rather than part of the Final Fantasy series.

Two of them correspond to the model bacteria Escherichia coli[ 8] and Bacillus subtilis[ 9], while the third one corresponds to the pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis, whose first network characterizations [ 10- 12] are more recent and incomplete due to the much higher difficulty associated to its wet-lab treatments and protocols.

The report's author, Keith Topping, who is professor of educational and social research at Dundee University, said that the findings revealed primary school children were reading "at a much higher level of difficulty and with a greater level of comprehension than those recommended to them".

As impressive as Trout's catch of Tulowitzki's laser toward the gap was, his play on Gonzalez was even better, with a much higher degree of difficulty.

One obvious follow-up to this study would include using a subset of questions of a much higher level of difficulty.

However, it is important to note that RA problems in CRN do pose a much higher level of challenge or difficulty than in other conventional wireless networks for several reasons.

Japan has been able to finance a much higher government debt (in relation to its GDP) without difficulty.

The risk may increase further to approximately 70-fold higher for those with alcohol flushing response, indicating individuals with difficulty to metabolite alcohol are at a much higher risk for the cancer.

"But that's a much higher bar".

"Restaurants have a much higher failure rate".