Sentence examples for more difficult connection from inspiring English sources

Of course the loss of the Weekend makes for a much more difficult connection between Motown and OVO because he was the next superstar behind the label's hero.

These data indicate roles for Lys and loop 2 in facilitating the more difficult connection of two separated 3′ ends during NHEJ, whereas their intervention on more canonical substrates (e.g., DNA gaps) is not only futile, but may even be detrimental.

It's more difficult to form connections with other students in the class.

Although the sample size was small in her study, Erin Cech says she found that "an additional axis of being a minority makes it more difficult to find a connection among their peers.

If you feel apart from society it is more difficult to make those connections.

Even getting in the door for an interview is becoming more difficult for those without connections.

He instructed the State Department to review its visa policy to make it more difficult for people with connections to terrorism to receive visas, while making it simpler to revoke visas to the United States when questions arise.

It's one of the few problems – it's much more difficult to establish a personal connection with an athlete when you never see their face.

And the more users who share their connection, the more difficult it is for the Internet cops to block them.

Just like Netflix, the Chinese government tries to ban IP addresses of popular VPN services, making it more difficult to establish a reliable connection with a server outside of China.

As the number of synapses increases Ecomp grows positive making connection formation more difficult.