Sentence examples similar to harder than generally from inspiring English sources

A slowdown in the flow of dollars into Zimbabwe last year has squeezed the economy much harder than is generally understood.

Identifying who comprises the working class is harder than is generally acknowledged.

West Nile virus, the mosquito-borne illness that for a year has scared people in and around New York, is harder to detect than generally realized, researchers say.

Getting hold of acid was generally harder than getting hold of coke or ecstasy, so nobody bothered.

Getting hold of acid was generally harder than getting hold of coke or pills, so nobody bothered.

Regression problems are generally harder than classification problems both in terms of prediction performance and interpretability [ 8].

These exams are called Advanced Placement Exams because these are college level programs and are generally harder than the regular physics programs at high school.

These are generally harder than ramps on their own, as they involve going down one ramp, going up one, and returning, and so on.

It thus appears that the NRMs are generally magnetically harder than magnetizations acquired after heating to 570°C in the laboratory.

And while traffic safety is a bipartisan problem, blue states are generally trying harder than red states.

"It is achievable, but only with major, sustained effort on all fronts over the next 80 years". Somewhat ironically, the same journal published a paper last week arguing that keeping warming below that threshold could be harder than previously thought because the generally agreed upon baseline used to calculate that warming may be off.