Sentence examples for substantially more difficult than from inspiring English sources

"If we try to find a student to do work part time in our administrative offices it's substantially more difficult than five years ago," Mr. Serpe said.

Answering even the simplest of questions about the geography of the green belt is therefore substantially more difficult than it ought to be.

Although the panel is not scheduled to issue its final report until October, the interim report, released yesterday, highlighted a number of issues it plans to study further: *The June test was "substantially more difficult" than the test a year earlier, as many students and teachers had claimed.

While remarkably active and stable, these new materials proved substantially more difficult than vanadia-based catalysts to operate transiently on the road, due to their much higher NH3 storage.

The complexity of this flowfield makes the identification of the dominant flameholding mechanisms and prediction of flame stability limits substantially more difficult than in the case of premixed systems.

As intended, subjects were well able to do the two distraction tasks, but the high distraction task was substantially more difficult than the simple visuo-motor control task.

But Mr. Greenfield stuck with his sell recommendation for the company's stock, saying he believed the next 12 to 18 months would be "substantially more difficult for Disney than investors are currently anticipating".

Gone are the days when Sony's machine was substantially more difficult to program for than Microsoft's.

Such flames are substantially more difficult to experimentally characterize than shear layer stabilized flames, as the flame leading edge moves around significantly and may or may not coincide with a diagnostic laser sheet, in contrast to the near-fixed leading edge of shear layer stabilized flames.

For internal readings, instead of the mean we used the lowest reading because it was most likely to have been taken at the center of the mass (positioning the probe in the mass was substantially more difficult in the field than in the laboratory).

First, East Germany has a completely different migration and integration history than West Germany, which made it substantially more difficult to sample migrants from that part of the country.