Sentence examples for and so more difficult from inspiring English sources
The L norm, which essentially counts the number of non-zero components of x, induces sparsity even more strongly, but is a discontinuous function and so more difficult to minimise.
There are a number of reasons for that, including the unexpected and numerous crises that ended up taking a lot of the time and energy of people in the Administration, and the fact that the health care issue took so much more time and proved so much more difficult than expected.
What makes buying and selling in England and Wales so much more difficult than in most other countries is that neither party has to work to a set timetable.
What Butler's been trying to do, with all that 24/7 attention and pressure, is so much more difficult, and it's selling everywhere".
But the fact that those responsible remain at large makes the process of healing and reconciliation so much more difficult.
The case of Omer Mateen is going to make the life of American Muslims and of FBI and law enforcement so much more difficult because it is a hodgepodge of motivations and we may never know fully know if this was a hate crime or an act of foreign or domestic terrorism.
Aluminum floats are very similar to magnesium, but somewhat heavier and stronger (and so a little more difficult to handle).
Our Facebook networks have grown so big and unfriending someone is so much more difficult than it should be, that we just don't do it.
Google rules text-centered searching today, but searching images and videos is so much more difficult that it will require completely different technology probably highly specialized chips to mimic the incredible processing power embedded in our own visual cortex.
"They're learning all the concepts like left and right, spatial awareness, about the body, so it's so important to start at that early age because if you miss those early stages, then they are playing catch up by the time similar services are offered to them at age 18 and it's so much more difficult.
