Sentence examples for becomes more difficult than from inspiring English sources

Resistance becomes more difficult than assimilation, and so the trade doesn't seem too bad.

In brain sections, the identification of some of the specific descending cells becomes more difficult than in whole-mounts.

He said that in a city like New York, where there are bright lights everywhere, "determining what is 'extreme' becomes more difficult than deciding such cases in the suburbs".

Very shortly into its 314 pages, the book becomes more difficult than it needs to be for either storytelling or broaching the female adolescent mind, and stays so until the end.

The presence of water decreases the NAPL gas mass transfer, and then, it becomes more difficult than the contaminant extraction.

Then, due to the fact that L0(f) is not convex and L1(f) is convex, but not continuous, the optimization of a criterion with these expressions becomes more difficult than the L2 norm case.

Each event will become more difficult than the previous one.

She no longer drove a car, and the swimming had become more difficult than fun.

Since then, the situation has deteriorated, and qualifying for the 2014 World Cup has become more difficult than expected.

At the same time, predicting the outcome has become more difficult than ever — and it was already hard enough.

As an industry joke puts it, the social science has become more difficult than the physical science.