Sentence examples for more difficult assignment from inspiring English sources

Pirlo, speaking at Italy's training base in Krakow, expects a much more difficult assignment when Italy take on Germany in Thursday's semi-final in Warsaw.

The impeachment of Bill Clinton, for instance, is just an off-stage distraction that made the media handling of the bombing of Iraq a more difficult assignment than it otherwise would have been.

Next up, we have Australia in what should be a much more difficult assignment for this England side, but before we analyse their chances, let's just address the question of whether this series should be taking place at all.

Prognosis in men with histopathologically diagnosed prostate cancer is another important area and a more difficult assignment for molecular biomarkers.

The accusation is that City have mastered the art of beating lesser teams but do not have the nerve for more difficult assignments.

There will certainly be more difficult assignments in the coming weeks as Leicester finish the season against Manchester United, Everton and Chelsea and at this stage, with an eight-point lead, it would be harrowing for them, to say the least, if this previously unremarkable club cannot end the most eccentric year of their lives in possession of the Premier League trophy.

His success earned him more difficult diplomatic assignments.

It is more difficult than binary assignment, and classification accuracy drops as the number of categories increases.

However, increasing database size also makes it potentially more difficult to assign taxonomy at genus and species levels as the likelihood of ambiguous assignment increases due to larger number of competing sequences in the search space.

However, this compound ionizes as [M + HCOO]− turning its assignment more difficult.

Other peaks were present, which made the assignment more difficult.