Sentence examples for handling much harder from inspiring English sources

The heat and humidity degrade the ice surface, which makes passing and stick handling much harder.

"They handled much better," he said.

TEAM can handle much larger datasets.

In general, handling RNA structures with pseudoknots is computationally much harder than handling RNA 2-D structures without pseudoknots as in Fig. 2. RNA secondary structures without pseudoknots have interesting tree-based representations.

Italy and Sweden would have to be the holiday destination for the European Movement – and they are rarities in having relatively good ratings among the middle generation; while Poles and Hungarians are positive about the EU in all age groups (despite an increasingly chauvinistic Hungarian government that has made handling the migrant crisis much harder by erecting its own Great Wall of Europe).

It's not much harder than handling one ball of yarn.

Those cases, she said, are much harder to handle, and the patients are less likely to leave satisfied.

In general, the presence of x ′ in f makes the problem much harder to handle.

When an 18-year-old has tantrums like a toddler, it's much harder to handle.

Since the number of particles in the system is variable, the expression relating marginals and (diffusion and reaction) rates analogous to the Master or Fokker-Planck equation needs to be formulated in Fock space [ 14] and is generally much harder to handle.

But it's much harder to actually handle post-merger integration.