Sentence examples for ones more difficult to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the smaller measurements (the ones more difficult to measure) found significant variability, particularly in columella length, reflecting the results of earlier comparable studies [32].

The losses are often substantial and are of two categories: direct ones, e.g.: safety measures and infrastructure rebuilding; and indirect ones, more difficult to estimate, e.g.: damage caused to industrial productivity or loss in real estate value.

But many officials believe the armed services face a deeper problem and one more difficult to overcome.

The GOP official said that House leadership was not looking forward to dealing with one more difficult-to-corral member, and that Stearns was seen as selfish.

"The more political cadres are losing influence, and these ones are more difficult to reason with".

It is well known that, compared to the continuous-time systems, the discrete-time ones are more difficult to deal with.

Bette Midler added: "Michael Sam must be one of the bravest players living". Celebrity endorsement is one thing: more difficult to gauge is how professional teams, due to draft players from colleges in the coming months, will react.

Adding more BPs in this core for a solution than in phase one was more difficult to design.

Celebrity endorsement is one thing: more difficult to gauge is how professional teams, due to draft players from colleges in the coming months, will react.

There is only one thing more difficult to watch than abuse of power in a relationship and that is to watch the family and friends cover their eyes from the insidious, de-humanizing attempts at self-aggrandizement.

Over time, customers gravitated toward the higher-tier companies and away from the ones that were more difficult to reach.