Sentence examples for more difficult on from inspiring English sources

The morphological assessments could be through sample banks, but for many reasons the genotypic ones may be more difficult on archived samples.

The uniformity of PEDOT PSS film thickness is more difficult on textured Si than that on the plane ones.

It's more difficult on radio.

It's even more difficult on a fighter jet.

And they made it even more difficult on themselves by committing seven turnovers.

In any case, Aventis also made Sanofi's task more difficult on Friday.

Such an attack would be far more difficult on a smartcard based on asynchronous logic.There is, of course, a catch.

It was more difficult on our last trip together, which was to Cameroon when she was 18.

Passing is even more difficult on a road course than it is on a typical Nascar track.

SHOEHORNING new houses into back gardens to meet the pressing demand for housing, and to line developers' pockets, became more difficult on June 9th.

However, at the same time it increases the shear thickening of concrete resulting in reduced pumping distance, less uniform mixing and more difficult on-site manual handling, e.g. shovelling or surface trowelling.