Sentence examples for difficulty and higher from inspiring English sources

While a return to forest would be a preferable postmining land use, due to the difficulty and higher costs of reforestation, many sites are reclaimed into non-native grasslands.

This was due to difficulty, and higher level of expected precision in the use of rubber materials.

Once a bastion of difficulty and high seriousness — an identity that suited an event held in midwinter in a city with a vexed, often grim history — the Berlinale, which began last Thursday and concludes with awards on Sunday — has grown into something bigger, more varied and perhaps less distinctive.

However, membrane system has drawbacks such as poor membrane reproducibility, scale-up difficulty and high cost of the membrane supports.

The difficulty and high costs of viscosity and density measurements at reservoir conditions are the main reasons for the lack of such data at other temperatures.

However, improving the degree of gas desorption and the effect of gas extraction by changing the above factors artificially is of great difficulty and high cost.

Unlike participants with schizophrenia, healthy volunteers responded to increasing levels of difficulty and high error by robustly increasing their average response times.

Due to the technical difficulty and high cost of performing the dynamic state evaluation, most conventional speed lines only employ dynamic data at the acceptance stage but not during the operation stage.

This has led to speculation over the years that the profession runs a quota system, perhaps (a) to limit the supply of those who pass the exams and qualify in the profession or (b) because a high fail rate might give the impression of difficulty and high value to a qualification that is not easy to obtain.

After some improvement, his condition worsened, and he was hospitalized on August 13 for breathing difficulty and high fever.

We hypothesized that participants would report the least satisfaction with physical competence related to tasks that were perceived as high in difficulty and high in importance.