Sentence examples for more difficult present from inspiring English sources

I admit further that my cluttered, keepsake ways became for a while part of the "more difficult present" that Susan Pearce cited.

Sweetow and Henderson Sabes (2006) showed the largest effect sizes occurred in the QuickSIN when presented at the more difficult presentation level of 45 dB compared with 70 dB.

Such a differentiation, however, is perhaps even more difficult at present than a,a etiologic classification.

Thus, many analysts say, Mr. D'Amato will find it more difficult to present Mr. Schumer in stark ideological terms.

The dissenting opinions made it more difficult to present a united front to the rest of senior management and secure support for the group's initiatives.

He said: "Any publicity about something that goes wrong in relation to somebody being released on parole is bound to make it more difficult to present the argument to the public that we have to operate in a way which means that some risk has to be accepted.

Note that it is not difficult to allow concurrent messages, but handling them will make the algorithm more difficult to present and understand.

If women cannot join together in a large class, it also becomes far more difficult to present a full picture of an employer's widespread pattern of discrimination to a court; this lets discriminating employers off the hook--at enormous cost to the many women who are injured.

While recent discoveries have made it more difficult to present a universally agreed-upon list of dinosaurs' distinguishing features, nearly all dinosaurs discovered so far share certain modifications to the ancestral archosaurian skeleton, or are clear descendants of older dinosaurs showing these modifications.

"Positive health" can be achieved therefore using physiological means like an adequate physical activity and exercise, which has been however known and experienced long time ago, however, more and more difficult under present conditions of life.

The fact that many structures are in close proximity of the ureteric bud (with very high reporter activity) makes it even more difficult to present proper imaging data that shows all the nuances that exist in the data.