Sentence examples for hence harder from inspiring English sources

Greater rewards make for fiercer competition, and fiercer competition makes it harder to keep up and hence harder to resist reaching for the syringe.

"It is even possible that self-replication may be more fundamental than we thought, and hence harder — or even impossible — to control," he wrote in an essay for Wired called "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us".

There has been some limited discussion of the privacy implications of this feature in Chrome, but these two browsers use smaller and hence harder to read thumbnails than Firefox.

As the proportion of nucleotide positions in domons becomes large (≥80% of the aligned gene length: Figure 3A), it becomes correspondingly less likely that randomly located breakpoints will fall outside domons (i.e. inside nomons), hence harder for ρ to attain its maximum value (bounded by definition at 1).

The remaining areas are becoming smaller and smaller, and hence harder to detect and depict in large scale maps.

These results showed that although both the ERT and LP100 groups had strong bones in terms of sustaining high amount of load, the bones of LP100 were more ductile and hence harder to break.

But provisions intended to prevent state-owned enterprises (SOEs) from having unfair advantages would make its membership difficult.Measures directed at SOEs are among the "high-quality" aspects of the TPP that make it both so ambitious and hence so hard to achieve.

Because viewers pay mainly in indirect ways, the price is difficult to determine and hence hard to cap.

And the problem seems acute, it should be said, because it is often hard to follow, and hence hard to judge, some of Brodsky's poems.

But controlling style is a matter of nuance, and hence hard to define.

In the absence of a more principled account of laws, it is hard to evaluate these competing claims and hence hard to assess the implications of the DN model for the special sciences.