Sentence examples for difficult increases from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that the mother's perception of an infant as fussy and difficult increases the likelihood of reporting depressive symptoms.

Starting with something too difficult increases the likelihood of you quitting the program sooner.

Laws that degraded Aboriginals, made their struggles more difficult, increased their levels of poverty and increased their experiences of racism and discrimination in their daily life.

The weak performance will probably make raising money from investors more difficult, increasing the number of funds that have to shut, Professor Kat said.

With increasing velocity or decreasing temperature, shear of the clasts becomes more difficult, increasing bulk shear strength, until slip is activated on inclined portions of the phyllosilicate foliation, where it anastomoses around the clasts.

Northern Africa is projected to become drier and hotter with climate change, and the provision of adequate water for livestock production could become more difficult, increasing production costs due to the need to extract water from boreholes (IPCC 2014).

However, the classification of the species is more difficult, increasing the probability of the existence of cryptic species among the known specimens [13], [14], and their detection purely by means of morphology appears unlikely.

Inadequately trained staff in STD clinics was one of the major barriers making provider-oriented referrals difficult; increasing the work load of already overburdened health care providers was deemed unrealistic [ 16].

This in turn makes the medical treatment of glaucoma more difficult and increases the probability of failure of surgery.

Artificial feeding in these situations is difficult and increases the risk of malnutrition, disease and infant death.

"Research already indicates that as you move from northern climes to southern and temperatures increase, it becomes more difficult to increase the organic material in soil".