Sentence examples for potentially harder from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, its range of services gets ever wider, and potentially harder to value.

In treating co-parenting as the alien and potentially harder state, Anne-Marie and her friends say they are different from the divorced women they know.

The ambiguity of the research, according to Paul Cambria, an attorney who has represented the industry for 25 years, leaves pornography coupling sex to any depictions of violence potentially harder to defend.

Passion: No job is potentially harder, or more rewarding, than starting your own company.

This will make it a lot harder to control, but also, potentially, harder to defeat -- like the uprisings in Egypt, Spain, and elsewhere.

Hopefully, ideas presented in this paper will bring out potentially harder but biologically more viable computational problems for richer formulation of the target gene deletion problem, based on more complex dynamical system models of gene regulatory and metabolic networks with additional constraints on side effects.

The only potentially hard part is getting the miso, which must be paste, not dried.

Futures contracts are less liquid than gold or oil, making them potentially hard to exit.

But waiting until someone likes me before I share potentially hard-to-swallow aspects of myself has never been my style.

They need to prevent any potentially hard-hitting accounts and images that would damage them (think of Abu Ghraib or Guantánamo Bay), through intimidation and control extending to the remotest village, if need be.

Vacuum cleaners in permutations that evoke spaceships, robots and S.U.V.'s are vying to unseat the bagless Dyson, although in informal tests I found that few can claim its ease of handling and power (which is potentially hard on fragile long-haired rugs).