Sentence examples similar to less difficult to impede from inspiring English sources

"Her mind was less difficult to develope.

"Ladies' watches are also less difficult to manufacture," he said.

Nevertheless, they are less difficult to develop than mechanistic models.

Are your sacrifices becoming more or less difficult to maintain?

There is concern, Mr. Zielinski said, that the agency could be requiring so much information that it would be difficult to analyze, impeding an investigation.

And it's still difficult — though less difficult than ever — to see that changing.

This study might help to design efficient, stable and less immunogenic gene therapeutic approaches to impede degeneration of spinal discs.

It is meant to impede change, to make it difficult to change".

It is meant to impede change, to make it difficult to change". We have seen this before.

In fact, less than 2-fold overexpression of Esrrb was sufficient to impede exit from pluripotency.

With rules restricting what defensive backs can do to impede receivers, players like Owens and Moss are difficult to cover one-on-one.