Sentence examples for more challenging rules from inspiring English sources

So Heltzel hacked the machine by rewriting the game's software, introducing new and more challenging rules requiring players to do a far more wide variety of shots.

Even limited rural elections have sometimes proved more challenging to party rule than conservatives would like.

SBML, however, is more challenging, and the model requires the following preprocessing: Assignment rules, rate rules, species and reactions are represented as nodes.

Europe's latest rule changes are more challenging for Netflix.

Creating rules to make the game more challenging - and the post-match pint.

The immigration service implemented new rules — some might say a more challenging one — about granting visas based on extraordinary ability.

First, contrasting with previous prediction rules, we focused on the more challenging subgroup of patients presenting with moderately severe CAP and no requirement for immediate ICU admission [ 11]; hence, we excluded patients with obvious respiratory or haemodynamic failure at presentation.

More complex rule logic, additional exclusion criteria, and rules that rely on social or lifestyle data which are more challenging to extract from electronic health records could pose additional challenges for a remote CDS service.

If such "interested" audition were the rule, musical listening would be far more challenging.

As a general rule, the smarter the dog, the more challenging you can make it.

This may prove to be more challenging, since you are already in the public eye, but the same rules apply.