Sentence examples for more difficult to contain from inspiring English sources

Scenario d demonstrates that if 10% more smallpox infections (in absolute terms, i.e. 13% compared to 3% in Figure 3A) lead to mild cases among individuals with no prior protection, the epidemic is more difficult to contain (13/100 replications showed loss of containment).

After that, the virus becomes much more difficult to contain.

Will such a thing be more difficult to contain, or will it possess an unforeseen equilibrium?

It is going to be much more difficult to contain it".

M.R.S.A. is also demonstrating an alarming virulence and protean nature, making it more difficult to contain and treat.

That is especially true in the Arctic where brutal weather conditions would make spills even more difficult to contain.

Therefore the box containing lead was more difficult to control and it felt heavier".

It was more difficult to take Koroni.

The turmoil added to worries that the Greek crisis would prove difficult to contain without more robust action from Germany and, ultimately, its taxpayers.

Other outbreaks in 1956 and 1962 in Miami and the counties to its north were nearly as difficult to contain and even more costly.This time, Florida quickly slapped a quarantine on all fruit and vegetables being prepared for shipment from the area between Tampa and Orlando.

They are difficult to contain.