Sentence examples for potentially more difficult than from inspiring English sources

Mifepristone-induced abortions are more time-consuming and potentially more difficult than the standard surgical procedure.

IT projects are different from and potentially more difficult than other engineering projects as they are characterised by high complexity and high chances of project failure.

Inter-species inference of gene expression is potentially more difficult than inter-species inference of protein phosphorylation states (Biehl et al., 2014), and intra-species prediction of gene expression from protein activation (Dayarian et al., 2014).

A proposed solution to the impasse over construction of the mammoth new Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) on Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano is less bold than it seems and potentially more difficult.

This may or may not hold true for hand-thrown spears, which appear to require not only greater power to launch but are potentially more difficult to learn to reliably hit a target than spearthrower darts and arrows.

A potentially more difficult challenge for the corporation will be BBC Scotland.

But this was a potentially more difficult occasion: his deputy had, after all, punched out a citizen.

It's important.' It makes it potentially more difficult for the state or federal government to take the property".

These domains are potentially more difficult to assess over a short period.

However, receptacles in the IMC were, in cases, located above equipment making access potentially more difficult.

He argued that changing shopping habits meant Sainsbury's would need to invest in developing delivery operations similar to those already in place at Argos and doing that from scratch could potentially be more difficult than buying Home Retail.