Sentence examples for more challenging perhaps from inspiring English sources

Harrowing as it is to contemplate, they may ultimately prove even more challenging, perhaps even more insidiously consequential, than the notorious sneak attack that plunged the United States into World War II.

Identifying glucokinase protein reliably has been more challenging, perhaps because of low levels of expression.

Bringing existing interventions to families who need them, through delivery science, is at the same time more challenging, perhaps a bit less exciting, but more life-saving.

More challenging, but perhaps not insurmountable, will be live-time analysis of stents for clinical decision making, where careful review might not be an option.

The logistics of running a trial of a peer support intervention for people with a new diagnosis would be more challenging but perhaps worth pursuing.

This makes finding content you'd like to watch a bit more challenging that it perhaps should be.

The article by Castonguay et al in the current issue of Cancer 1 reviews the accuracy with which the median progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) in the control arm have been estimated in studies of epithelial ovarian cancer over the past 10 years, and in doing so they have highlighted that the design process is even more challenging than was perhaps believed.

Such tasks are challenging to perform, and perhaps more challenging to train as skilled experts and instructors may be unable to articulate the intricacies of optimal task performance or assessment.

Perhaps more challenging, Mr. Snyder said, was finding materials that would emulate residential construction but would not burn.

But can anyone deny that jazz needs to grow by expressing itself in new and perhaps more challenging ways compositionally?

Perhaps more challenging circumstances will demand more from the heralded Turner on Sunday, when the Buckeyes play Georgia Tech in the second round of the Midwest Region.