Sentence examples for apparently more difficult to from inspiring English sources

The Olympic sport of doping is apparently more difficult to handicap.

It was apparently more difficult to get the court's agreement on a legal justification for the collection of the contents of phone calls and e-mails than of Internet metadata.

Like other members of his fashion generation, their careers cut short by drugs or AIDS or both, Gallant self-immolated, battling a coke habit and other demons apparently more difficult to identify.

While this may seem antiquated compared with chips, the laser version is apparently more difficult to forge.

It is apparently more difficult for moguls to recognize the inherent segregation that comes with assuming people unlike yourself will simply take care of themselves.

The Purdue lab was surprised that the armor fit so snugly, making it apparently more difficult for dengue to infect cells.

Sexton has watched the eagles ignore lambs in favour of apparently more difficult catches.

However, in the case of EF1-α/EFL, HGT is apparently more difficult and likely played a less important role in the evolutionary history of this paralogue couple [ 18].

The management of adverse effects was apparently more difficult for oxaliplatin-based regimens and regimens including molecular targeted agents than for other regimens and thus required a longer hospitalization period.

Predictably enough, Sadiq Kahn has echoed Goldsmith's commitment to the cause by pointing slightly too long at his own 'London Plan', which will apparently "make it more difficult to redevelop key cultural and heritage venues".

Apparently it is more difficult to assess the clinical situation of these patients; in this group no diagnosis was determined for 52% of the patients.