Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to tackle from inspiring English sources

It becomes increasingly difficult to tackle domestic violence in an environment of blame that borders on Islamophobia.

It was simply too difficult to tackle before elections.

This problem is difficult to tackle for large.

The objective function in Eq. (14) is a quartic form, which is relatively difficult to tackle.

The latter is, however, difficult to tackle analytically for time-varying channels.

Geometric distortions are more difficult to tackle than other types of attacks.

All these challenges make the task more difficult to tackle compared with traditional machine learning ones.

We may be trying to solve a business challenge with our colleagues but they constantly get distracted by their device, making it increasingly difficult to deepen our thoughts and to tackle the more complicated issues humanity is being faced with.

This presents his successor with a dilemma.A year after coming to power, Umaru Yar'Adua is finding it increasingly difficult to fulfil his campaign pledge of tackling Nigeria's endemic corruption.

In computational genomic, the scale of produced data per cost unit has grown at a pace faster than the Moore's law since 2008 [ 36], making the storage and subsequent analysis of these datasets an increasingly difficult task to tackle.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).