Sentence examples for and perhaps more difficult from inspiring English sources
An even longer and perhaps more difficult task is now in the hands of antidoping officials and federal investigators who seek to build a fraud case against Lance Armstrong and a group of his associates suspected of being involved in systematic doping.
Air pollution control is obviously challenging and perhaps more difficult than tobacco control, as it will involve the Political will of the people and government, the balancing of Economic considerations, vigorous Scientific research, and Technological development (PEST).
Furthermore, and perhaps more difficult to evaluate in other educational models, are increased self-evaluating skills, collaborative- and leadership abilities [ 13], critical thinking [ 15], and the opportunity to share the experiences of a fellow student without the immediate interference of the preceptor [ 19, 20].
In this sense, then, mutual input fidelity is more difficult to achieve, and also, perhaps, more difficult to evolve.
Traveling as an unaccompanied minor is different, and in some ways perhaps more difficult, today.
For sine oculis homeobox 1/eyes absent 1 (Six1/Eyand and muscle TFII-I repeat-domain-containing protein 1 (MusTRD; see Section III.4) such placement is perhaps more difficult, and it is inspiration from developmental biology that has led to suggestions that these transcription factors might play a role in muscle plasticity.
The relationship between field of science and attitude to the question of whether religion and science are in conflict is, perhaps, more difficult to understand.
In fact, Siegel says that the service is proving most popular in smaller cities and rural areas, where it's perhaps more difficult for individual customers to otherwise source the ingredients required to get creative in the kitchen.
But Iran has so many extraordinary traditions of its own, and so young a population, that it is perhaps more difficult than for most.
Someone else may not think of a C- as a good grade in English, but when you raised it from a D- and risked flunking every semester that is an important achievement, perhaps more difficult than pushing a B- to a B+.
