Sentence examples for are indeed more difficult from inspiring English sources

And if media and blog attention is a measure, it seems those compromises are indeed more difficult for others.

The two international organization heads heard in the meeting that the production of swine flu vaccine is indeed more difficult than the original estimate.

In particular, through rigorous measurement approaches, it is possible to examine two of the fundamental notions about two-tier items and students' responses: (1) whether the traits assessed by the first and second tiers are distinguishable yet related, and (2) whether the second tier is indeed more difficult than the first tier.

Under the weak formulation in (Pham and Zhang 2014), the controls α,β are feedback type and thus depend on ω 1,ω 2. Then we don't have a simple estimate like (61), and the regularity of u 0 is indeed more difficult to establish.

It is indeed more difficult to work with variances of ratios, but other statistical methods can be used.

If rectal infection is indeed more difficult to treat with azithromycin than cervical infection, then auto-inoculation could contribute to repeat cervical infection in women [ 58– 60].

King was, indeed, more radical.

It is indeed more attempt than quest.

"But reading the book back for edits was very difficult indeed; more difficult than writing the book".

This is indeed a more difficult task than simply increasing the maximum peak over 1 T.

The issue with "early-branching" prokaryotes is, indeed, extremely difficult, and upon more careful deliberation, we decided to drop this argument.