Sentence examples for correspondingly difficult from inspiring English sources

It is correspondingly difficult to engage with.

Even more materially rarefied, and correspondingly difficult to exhibit persuasively, is the work of two great Brazilian artists, Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica.

SAYONARA proved unexpectedly awkward to clue effectively, making the judging process correspondingly difficult, and there was much unsoundness from less experienced solvers.

There is great variation among individuals in the strength of sex drive and responsiveness, so this necessary exercise of restraint is correspondingly difficult or easy.

Because of this level of security, the United States government allows many military and law enforcement employees to send confidential messages by BlackBerry, but it also makes surveillance correspondingly difficult.

In order to accomplish high magnification on the planets, Galileo had to settle for seeing a very small slice of sky — about half the diameter of a full Moon in the case of this telescope — making it correspondingly difficult to find anything in the sky.

Inevitably, the choice will be correspondingly more difficult.

So long as that sentiment persists, it would require the U.S. to pursue a virtual go-it-alone strategy against Iraq, making any military operations correspondingly more difficult and expensive".

Answer that question correctly, and your next question will be correspondingly more difficult, and worth more in your score; miss it, and your next question will be easier, and worth less.

As lexical resources become increasingly larger, it becomes correspondingly more difficult to locate errors in them.

Differences between improvement strategies make it correspondingly more difficult to synthesise across studies and to draw appropriate conclusions.