Sentence examples for considerably harder problem from inspiring English sources
Policy attention must therefore continue to be focused on improving the family and broader environment in which children are raised, admittedly a considerably harder problem to tackle, but no less essential.
The latter is a considerably harder problem.
This problem is considerably harder (and richer) than the traditional binary partitioning problem that determines just the best mapping and schedule.
The problem on specification of friction forces is considerably harder.
Writer Shana Lebowitz said, "While Clinton generally has little problem demonstrating her political skill, she's had a considerably harder time conveying the charisma that's necessary to win over voters".
This involves in part finding the literature that provides the evidence for a particular pathway; the converse problem ('given the literature, construct the pathway') is an important direction, but considerably harder.
The problem with those comparisons, and most comparisons among Dickey and other knuckleballers, is that Dickey throws the knuckler considerably harder than most of his predecessors.
This is considerably harder to get right.
He said the Barkley was considerably harder.
But it would also be considerably harder to meet.
