Sentence examples for difficult and evolving from inspiring English sources

The legal and regulatory landscape is difficult and evolving, with the current rules and regulations being interpreted inconsistently by various institutional review boards and regulatory bodies.

However, large deformations, complex geometries, and evolving interfaces makes generation of such grids difficult.

However, mainstream adaptation strategies are usually defined imperatively and require complex control strategies strongly intertwined with the application logic, yielding to applications that are difficult to build, maintain, and evolve.

"They find it difficult to evolve, and this harms Italian workers," Mr. Monti said.

A related problem is that they are difficult to evolve and maintain.

While newer wireless technologies have been emerging at a prolific rate, the architecture of wireless networking has largely been static and difficult to evolve.

Achieving a high fitness under noisy conditions was more difficult to evolve, and the networks remained at lower fitnesses throughout the simulation under noisy conditions.

The assumption is that the Neanderthals left Africa first, had time to adapt to a colder, darker and more difficult world, evolved paler skin colour to take advantage of less certain sunlight, and developed other traits that might have helped them survive changing conditions.

The pervasive nature of access control functionality makes it difficult to evolve, analyze, and enforce access control policies.

And evolve they did.

And evolve.