Sentence examples for therefore harder from inspiring English sources

The other causes of the pay gap are more subtle and therefore harder to address.

Also, the world of digital is more diverse and complex and therefore harder to understand.

If student numbers fall, it is therefore harder to justify keeping the degree open.

Soft-shell clams are fragile and therefore harder to open without crushing the shell.

It is harder, therefore harder to work, and it is heavier, therefore more costly to transport.

The new authoritarianism of China or Russia was harder to define and therefore harder to confront.

Yet the best devices are also more complex, and therefore harder to master than basic touch-tone phones.

Some of Satie's musical quotations, like "Frère Jacques" in "The Awakening of the Bride," and other details were therefore harder to discern.

Is it that language can be applied to tangible, relatable things, whereas maths is more "abstract" and therefore harder to grasp?

The state reportedly buys the drugs with petty cash, to make the purchases more difficult to track and, therefore, harder to legally challenge.

There are, however, specific sounds in many foreign languages that a native English speaker may find alien and therefore harder on the ear.