Sentence examples for comparatively hard to from inspiring English sources

Freudian analysis is comparatively hard to find, having been made archaic by antidepressants.

That's partly why I think Samsung is ignoring Google's desire that the 4.0 home button should be virtual; it couldn't distinguish itself, and long/short/double pressing on a virtual button is comparatively hard to detect).

Social aspects of ecosystems contributions to human well-being, on the other hand, are comparatively harder to grasp, thus predominantly overlooked in the general assessment of ES and EDS.

In a multi-tenant Cloud environment, it is comparatively harder to identify the person responsible for any security breach or misbehavior.

DNA barcoding marine communities have been comparatively harder to accomplish due to the broad taxonomic diversity and lack of consistently efficient primers.

Definitely harder than the first bunch, especially since a few words (DEMITONE; PRETTIFY) were comparatively HARD NUTS; also, PASSED ON for "died" seemed strange.

But there are such wide disparities across the country in who gets audited that residents in New York City and its suburbs continue to be treated with kid gloves by the Internal Revenue Service while those in California have been hit comparatively hard.

I took a comparatively hard stance on cheating.

Those who don't swoon over Jaffe, Homer and Fenton will be more than ready to return to the comparatively hard-edged, gritty splendors of Manhattan -- and a stiff drink.

Mass shootings are comparatively rare, which makes them hard to predict.

This model is suggested to replace the traditional one RBD (Reliability Block Diagram), the parameter of which is hard to acquire comparatively.