Sentence examples for more difficult approach from inspiring English sources

A company with older systems will have a more difficult approach.

Or do we take what might be the more difficult approach, to restore hope?

The second, and more difficult approach, is to use features from kinase inhibitors and protein kinases in combination.

Yes, it is a more difficult approach, but millions of families take it by choice or circumstance and make it work.

Arguably a more difficult approach was the third one, in which psychiatrists went on to question the validity of the beliefs.

Sometimes the axillary artery is avoided because of the more difficult approach required, although (particularly in anaesthesia) it is a well known route because it requires the same approach as that for axillary nerve block [ 3].

What I mean is something much simpler and more difficult: approaching a character with empathy.

Several executives within Hachette said that the differences in management style between Mr. Young and Mr. Pietsch were stark: while Mr. Young is known as charming and accessible, Mr. Pietsch can be more difficult to approach, they said.

"Football is a lot more complicated," Harris said, adding, "Opera, I believe, is probably perceived as more difficult to approach because of its deeper emotional content and because for most English-speaking audience members and English-speaking singers, it is, of course, foreign".

Last year his union came to the aid of several dozen Latin American construction workers, who were being paid as little as C$3.56 an hour to dig a tunnel for a rail link between Vancouver and the city airport.Other foreign workers are both less visible and more difficult to approach.

Animals are usually kept in big herds and they are more difficult to approach and manage than dairy cattle.