Sentence examples for fundamentally more difficult from inspiring English sources
In addition, veterans with TBI are often asked to make and track dozens of appointments, often at locations far from their homes, despite the fact that their injury makes it fundamentally more difficult to remember and process information.
Engineering in a cell is currently, and perhaps in some ways fundamentally, more difficult than engineering in steel or silicon.
The presence of introns, large intergenic regions and the much larger volume of data involved in genome assemblies, however, make this a fundamentally more difficult problem.
Although not yet formally documented, preliminary work has also indicated that certain PCR inhibitors can also selectively disrupt target priming and elongation, an issue that is fundamentally more difficult to address.
Bicycles and motorcycles are both single-track vehicles and so their motions have many fundamental attributes in common and are fundamentally different from and more difficult to study than other wheeled vehicles such as dicycles, tricycles, and quadracycles.
"Focusing on women's clothing is fundamentally wrong and it makes it more difficult for Muslim women to integrate, find work, to become Canadians.
He acknowledged that environmental and medical issues, in particular, would continue to have a difficult time in the policy arena, because the science was fundamentally more murky than in, say, physics or chemistry.
Unfortunately, CAPTCHAs are not fundamentally hard for computers, and an arms race is on between computer vision researchers and CAPTCHA programmers, who are creating ever more difficult to read images.
More difficult decisions".
