Sentence examples for more difficult to field from inspiring English sources

Hitting the ball low will always make it more difficult to field.

That and the increasing public attention make it, in some countries, more and more difficult to find experts who are willing to be involved in this field.

Numbers are even more difficult to feel.

However, farmers and their veterinarians are usually much more interested in the aetiological diagnosis, which is generally more difficult to establish under field conditions.

They were more difficult to use in the field because of computational requirements [ 25].

Following Bal et al. [ 37], we argue that interaction effects may be more difficult to detect (especially in field studies), and so an alpha level of 0.10 was used to estimate interaction effects [ 38].

With the growth of professional track and field and big-money prize events in Europe, the American circuit has found it more difficult to attract the elite fields that lure sponsors.

It's more difficult to assess understanding in fields that are heavy on content rather than fundamental relationships.

Twenty years ago, it suddenly became a lot more difficult to have fun in a field.

This is reflected in the numbers of applications received, and it may be more difficult to recruit into these two fields".

I recently heard a professor from UCLA say that outsourcing is making it more difficult to recruit students to the fields of engineering and science because they see their opportunities as being very limited.