Sentence examples for more difficult to rule from inspiring English sources

"The nations knew nothing before and the people thought that kings were gods upon the earth.... Through this present change it is more difficult to rule the people".

Military pushback against imperial rule would appear to be only one facet of a more general feature of empires: namely that they become more difficult to rule the larger they are and the longer they last.

It is more difficult to rule out ancient admixture.

Selection may be responsible for these single replicate-specific results, but it is more difficult to rule out genetic drift in this case.

The result is the chaos of information that nowadays is oppressing and suffocating us from all sides and within which it is more and more difficult to find rules and a direction.

Compared to the lung cancer data set, it is more difficult to find an efficient small rule subset for the ovarian cancer data, see Figure 3, where the name of features are short for the names of M/Z identities.

Of the remaining operons, several are on small contigs in more fragmented draft genomes making it difficult to rule out the presence of a similar exporter.

We saw some evidence for damage in the ventricular region and it was difficult to rule out some more selective cell loss to the SCN cell population.

Sex workers and public health officials in India have argued that keeping the industry in the shadows also makes it more difficult to enforce rules that seek to limit the spread of diseases like HIV. .

With respect to issue (b), it is more difficult to design a rule that fulfills the requirement.

At a press conference Thursday, they called on Congress to reject the proposed Regulatory Accountability Act, which they say would make it more difficult to impose needed rules.