Sentence examples for becomes considerably more difficult from inspiring English sources
The Knicks are three games out of the eighth and final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference, and if they don't make up ground now, the schedule becomes considerably more difficult after the three-day break.
Searching for a movable target among anchored distractors is relatively easy, but if target and distractor identity are interchanged, the search becomes considerably more difficult.
This decision-making becomes considerably more difficult in the situation of individuals for whom a proxy decision maker is empowered, such as adults considered incompetent through illness of mental deficiency, and minors.
If only a few recessive alleles segregate in a population, it is easy to monitor individuals to avoid carrier-to-carrier matings, but this becomes considerably more difficult, or even impossible, as their number increases.
This became considerably more difficult on the second day, when two coils of barbed wire were added to the first to form a barbed-wire pyramid — two coils on the bottom and one on top.
Following are excerpts from a speech in Sedona, Ariz., yesterday in which Senator John McCain announced his withdrawal from the presidential campaign, as recorded by The New York Times: Last Tuesday that challenge became considerably more difficult as a majority of Republican voters made clear their preference for president is Governor Bush.
We remark that the problems we need to solve become considerably more difficult due to the average transmit power constraints, both from a theoretical and practical point of view.
As a result, the derivation of the dual problem and its solution by means of the cutting plane algorithm become considerably more difficult, as discussed in Sections 3.2 and 3.3.
