Sentence examples for greater the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Is control possible?" "The larger the chain, the more people involved, the greater the difficulty in controlling the quality of the product," he added.

But the more innovative the product, the greater the difficulty of fitting it into an established frame and meeting the frame's minimum requirements.

"The larger the chain, the more people involved, the greater the difficulty in controlling the quality of the product," he added.

But the larger the molecule, the stronger its electromagnetic field, and the greater the difficulty of distinguishing the electromagnetic signal produced by a single atom.

If it were correct, the absence of a debt ceiling could likewise be attacked as unconstitutional — after all, the greater the nation's debt, the greater the difficulty of repaying it, and the higher the probability of default.

Dispute resolution whether or not it takes place outside a court or under the mandatory jurisdiction or oversight of a public body inevitably takes place in "the shadow of the law". The more diffuse that shadow is, the greater the difficulty disputants will have in evaluating the "merits" of their position as well as the availability and attractiveness of possible dispute resolution alternatives.

As Li and others urged Hu, "The greater the difficulties, the greater the need for democracy".

"The greater the difficulties," the elders said, "the greater the need for democracy".

I sincerely hope that, however great the difficulties, we shall not come to tolerate this evil.

He felt, on the contrary, that the greater the economic difficulties, the greater the need for social justice".

Despite the greater difficulty of the Petrarchan rhyme-scheme, the more open pattern of the sestet suits her narrative purpose.