Sentence examples for much tougher problem from inspiring English sources

Sanders, a 38-year-old South African who had been contemplating a professional golf career before stunning the boxing world with his upset of Wladimir Klitschko, found the big brother a much tougher problem: Vitali Klitschko has a chin.

Next, a much tougher problem: GM's inventories, which on December 1 stood at 406,000 cars versus 433,000 a year before.

This is a much tougher optimization problem and hence, despite a number of runs, it was not possible to obtain a solution with an RMSD of 0. Despite this, there were a number of networks that had very similar phenotypes with respect to those produced by the template network.

And that is going to be a much bigger and tougher problem to solve.

Much tougher to solve are problems of changing cultures in the public sector.

But hate speech in particular is a tough problem for algorithms — much tougher than screening for obscene images.

But two other problems are much tougher.

Mr Holbrooke told the Munich conference that resolving the problem of Afghanistan would be "much tougher than Iraq".

Governments around the world have pledged to tackle the problem, while in Congress, lawmakers are calling for much tougher inspections of cargo.

To correct this problem, the engine makers agreed they would build motors meeting much tougher EPA emissions regulations two years early, meaning this fall instead of 2004.

Jenkin said the public administration select committee (Pasc) had flagged this problem to the government in July and had recommended adopting a much tougher regime.