Sentence examples for more difficult to satisfy from inspiring English sources

These will be more difficult to satisfy.

Software kernel implementation on a single processor is becoming more difficult to satisfy those constraints.

Indeed, for artificial inducers bistability is predicted, but for lactose the condition for bistability is much more difficult to satisfy.

Those who grew up partly in the cities with their parents have expectations of a comfortable life that are more difficult to satisfy.

The nonlinear combinations of the metric terms also cause the algorithms based on curvilinear velocity components to be more difficult to satisfy the geometric conservation law and, hence, more sensitive to grid skewness effect.

"It's easier to satisfy the Greek public by slowing down on the bitter medicine that the Greek economy needs, but it will be much more difficult to satisfy the foreign markets," said Theodore Couloumbis, the vice president of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy in Athens.

The more difficult-to-satisfy prong is proving that a bioprinted product is nonnaturally occurring.

Mutation testing is, in general more expensive and difficult to satisfy.

He added that while the demands of "the natural-born dissenters" are often exaggerated and difficult to satisfy, the more circumspect dissidents often raise issues that have workable solutions.

That standard is difficult to satisfy.

It is difficult to satisfy and impossible to put aside.