Sentence examples for be difficult to increase from inspiring English sources

He complained that it will be difficult to increase "flag sensitivity".

'It will be difficult to increase consumption because young people aren't interested in eating whale meat,' said Nanami Kurasawa, director-general of the Dolphin and Whale Action network.

"As long as the wages are so low, it will be difficult to increase consumption," said Hans-Jorg Bullinger, the president of Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, a big German contract research company.

One explanation for this is a so-called ratchet effect: unless justified by increased input costs, low prices will in general be difficult to increase again, and therefore products are priced higher than they would be in an unregulated environment [36].

Especially during the ascending phase of the flight song, it could, therefore, be difficult to increase the sound density, and perhaps, only males of high physical quality are able to do so.

Without adequate, dedicated training programs and funding mechanisms, it will be difficult to increase the recognition of the utility of exposure science; consequently, future risk assessments and other applications will still have major gaps in exposure information.

Investment spending has a long planning cycle, and is difficult to increase quickly.

This is because once full electrical conductivity is established; it is difficult to increase it.

Beyond this 200 m spacing, it is difficult to increase production, even if the reservoir pressure is significantly increased.

Moreover, it was difficult to increase the concentration of the nitride phase in the coatings by controlling spraying conditions such as N2 flow rate and RF power.

Furthermore, with an issue of poor surface integrity due to machining, it is difficult to increase alumina as scatterers more than a specific mass fraction ratio.