Sentence examples similar to less challenging to develop from inspiring English sources

He added on Wednesday: "The opportunities today are smaller and more challenging to develop than in the past.

This makes it very challenging to develop credible financial forecasts and budgets.

But local cultures that identify and defer to this expertise may be more challenging to develop.

Perhaps it's less challenging to think about Hilary Benn's inflections and pregnant pauses?

A satellite is less challenging to shoot down than a warhead.

"Women wilfully feminised men to make them less masculine, less challenging to our ambitions, less competition for us.

It is relatively less challenging to identify differentially expressed genes from two or more classes of samples.

Of course, the benefits of treatments are no less challenging to quantify than the harms.

Topics in this section are divided into peripheral membrane proteins, which are less challenging to study, and transmembrane proteins.

The results support those of an earlier study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, which found older adults who read, play chess, and participate in other mentally challenging activities were 2 ½ times less likely to develop Alzheimer's.

According to research, people who engage their brains through activities like reading and solving puzzles could be 2.5 times less likely to develop Alzheimer's as compared to those who spend their spare time on less mentally-challenging activities.