Sentence examples for difficult to evolve from inspiring English sources

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

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

"The decoy mimics an essential part of the flu virus genome that is identical for all strains of influenza A. "We expect the decoy to work against all strains of avian flu and that the virus will find it difficult to evolve to escape the effects of the decoy.

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

For the comparison metaheuristic methods, it is very difficult to evolve after a certain number of iterations, whereas the AGA evolves even after 380 generations.

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

Leafeon is not a difficult Pokemon to evolve.

At the same time, including detailed linkage rules in the core agreement is not desirable because this could make it difficult for rules to evolve in light of experience.

It is difficult for SMEs to evolve under these situations unless they are making innovations in their technique.

"Using two different chemicals to bombard the bacterial cell simultaneously makes it really difficult for them to evolve resistance," said Mylonakis.

With an academic boycott in place, Israeli scholars who have yet to build a reputation that would secure them funding from outside Israel will no longer be able to participate in international academic life, making it difficult fro them to evolve intellectually and academically.