Sentence examples for difficult to evolve and from inspiring English sources

"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.

If you associate yourself with those that pull you down, rather than lift you up – you will find it difficult to evolve and achieve your aspirations.

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

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

In this sense, then, mutual input fidelity is more difficult to achieve, and also, perhaps, more difficult to evolve.

"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.

It targets fats which are essential for building the bacterial cell wall, and the scientists argue it would be difficult to evolve resistance.

And brands that stand for something may very well find it difficult to evolve effectively if preferences shift against their brand ethos.

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.