Sentence examples for by the more difficult from inspiring English sources

Theoretically this is explained by the more difficult transferability of higher level diplomas from the country of origin to the country of migration labour market.

The two-stage increase in Ge concentration can be explained by the more difficult diffusion of Ge atoms into the Si substrate than that of Si atoms into the Ge layer.

Although family history can be harder to trace with every passing decade -- the more time goes by, the more difficult it is to track down records created centuries ago -- the Internet has made it relatively easy to find information about your family's past.

We start with the situation of parameter learning for a known BN structure, followed by the more difficult problem of structural learning.

He gave a meaning to his life as defined by Kierkegaard by choosing the more difficult path of freedom and meaning rather than the drawn path of dependence and comfort.

It is a truth universally acknowledged — by savvy retailers, and, apparently, by snacki: The more difficult it is to get something, the more we want it.

We would better advance the cause by addressing the more difficult challenge of how governments, health workers and activists can design and deliver health systems that work for women.

Under the old system, students had two options: getting a local diploma by passing a set of basic competency tests, or getting a more prestigious Regents diploma by passing the more difficult Regents exams.

The more the image of Iraqis has become supplanted by Saddam Hussein, the more difficult it has become for Americans to think of me -- or anyone else -- as an Iraqi.

The alternative to course participation would be passing a new driver assessment, as often as the assessment succeeds in a positive result which is by far the more difficult alternative.

The a-to-d process of converting messy high-frequency waves coming in through the air or over a wire into digital signals is by far the more difficult task.