Sentence examples for even more difficult where from inspiring English sources
Experiences so far strongly indicate that AFR is needed and may be more in demand in such settings, since the priority setting decisions are even more difficult where resources are particularly scarce [ 13].
This task becomes even more difficult when the 35 μm circles are used as reference for better accuracy where high magnification microscope is required to see the deviation.
Thanks to the work of HSUS, the California Veterinary Medical Association, and state legislators, the governor's idea was terminated, and California pet owners weren't forced into an even more difficult situation where tough choices had to be made about cutting care for their animal companions.
But that's not the case with Google," he said, adding that the problem is even more difficult to combat where Google is concerned given it's more difficult to know where the ads are being served, as they can be served across even more touchpoints.
It is an even more difficult question standing where I am.
Even more difficult is determining where the next $100B+ "super unicorn" will come from, as history tells us this rare breed of company only emerges once or twice in a decade.
Tackling obesity and excessive body weight is proving a difficult task in Western countries; it might be even more difficult in populations where over-nutrition coexists with malnutrition.
Having responsibilities for their own home and child care, etc., and working with women in what some perceive as a female area – pregnancy and birth – is made even more difficult in those situations where women's status is low and where assisting childbirth is seen as low status or culturally unclean.
Even more difficult are social situations where alcohol is an integral part.
Initially the influx of fresh talent looked a fair exchange, but such a transition is made even more difficult at a club where the manager does not get too long before the chairman's laptop is drawing up the farewell statement on another departure.
This is even more difficult in budding yeast, where the role of Dot1 in gene silencing appears to be masked by redundant pathways [ 24].
