Sentence examples for are more difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

Accent and contrast are more difficult to handle successfully than straightforward, simple, harmonious design.

Differential-algebraic equations (DAE) systems arise naturally from modelling many dynamic systems and are more difficult to handle than ordinary differential equation (ODE) systems.

The Z1 Compact aims to take sales from Apple's 4in iPhone 5S, which up until now has only been challenged by much larger 5in phones that are more difficult to handle, especially one-handed.

Non-linear constraints are more difficult to handle.

Wet deicing agents can be mixed with a liquid corrosion inhibitor, such as an amine or amino alcohol; however, solid-state deicing agents are more difficult to handle because they cannot be used with a liquid corrosion inhibitor.

Other phonological features, like ROUND, are more difficult to handle.

Cashman has a solid working relationship with Hal, but Hank has been more difficult to handle, often venting to reporters.

"It would be more difficult to handle if I weren't even in contention," said Mickelson, who turned 32 Sunday, still seeking his first major championship.

The greater proportion of Pietrain genetics in the selection resulted in leaner carcasses, but also in pigs being more difficult to handle.

An in-the-canal model protrudes only slightly into the outer ear but can accommodate fewer features and is more difficult to handle.

By converting it to Mox fuel, and irradiating this fuel in reactors, some experts believe that plutonium will, ironically, become safer because, being more radioactive, it will be more difficult to handle.