Sentence examples for problem much more from inspiring English sources

But Jigsaw didn't build cache hierarchies, which makes the allocation problem much more complex.

Even a few assumptions make the design problem much more tractable.

Having thus far transferred the "lower-threat" detainees, only "higher-threat" detainees remain, making the problem much more difficult.

That is a really interesting and (apparently) hard problem, much more interesting and much harder than Ron's original problem.

We consider explicitly the supplier's finite production rate in the pricing and lot-sizing decision, which causes the problem much more challenging.

Angry outbursts present a serious PR problem – much more so if the recordings are disseminated, as Christian Bale and Alec Baldwin will testify – but not an irreparable one.

In theory, a quantum computer could calculate certain types of problems much more quickly than digital computers.

This approach will ultimately allow us to make EO parameter free and thus its application in general global optimization problems much more efficient.

The complaints posted online by tenants highlight serious problems much more dangerous than hotel towels being insufficiently fluffy, or that a waiter didn't smile.

The analysis shows that Hadoop MapReduce has significant trouble with iterative problems while it suits well for embarrassingly parallel problems, and that Twister can handle iterative problems much more efficiently.

With the Spanish economy much bigger than that of Greece, and with its debt problems much more tied up in its commercial banks, any new worries about the stability of Spain's lenders could only add to euro zone jitters.