Sentence examples for much harder problem from inspiring English sources

"But if you're trying to determine the pattern of a fingerprint, that's a much harder problem.

Now a bill passed last week by the Legislature — and enthusiastically endorsed by Gov. Deval Patrick — aims to tackle the much harder problem of controlling health care costs.

That's a much harder problem, though: if you don't trust someone, you also shouldn't trust anything that their computer tells you.

Now scientists hope to show that T-cell therapy can work on the much harder problem of "solid" cancers, which have proved challenging to treat partly because of the difficulty of attacking all the cancer cells hiding deep inside each tumour.

Turing envisaged a typed exchange between machine and person, so that a genuine conversation could happen without the much harder problem of voice emulation having to be addressed.More recently, the abilities of computers to play games such as chess, go and bridge has been regarded as a form of artificial intelligence.

"They are concerned with super vision which is a much harder problem.

Before us is a vast landscape of much harder problems to solve, more incremental, and so, much less likely to drive economic prosperity.

This is a much harder technical problem, but, once solved, it will unlock enormous value.

He says that what Radius does is a much harder technical problem to solve than it appears at surface-level.

She compares fluorescence microscopy to searching an image of the night sky for stars, whereas using H&E is more like picking out cities on Google Maps, a much harder computational problem.

Indeed, to solve equation 2 is a much harder analytical problem under the Student-t distribution.