Sentence examples for transfers more difficult from inspiring English sources

The generally shorter, more intensive and specialised system operating in the UK makes transfers more difficult, according to Janet Graham, director of Supporting Professionalism in Admissions.

Military officials, however, continue to make transfers more difficult and protracted than necessary, administration officials said.

(Alicia) Others found the transfer more difficult.

Nevertheless women are concerned about the duration of transfer, find longer transfer journeys more difficult and may underestimate how long transfers actually take [ 18].

Transit officials said yesterday that they do not foresee rerouting trains or bypassing the stations during construction, in part because there are few ways to alter service through the complex, but construction would sometimes close stairways and passages, making transfers much more difficult.

Hydrogen atom and OH− transfer became more difficult with increasing Al content until x = 0.3, after which a significant drop in the barrier resistance was observed.

Walter's transfer was more difficult to achieve.

The third mechanism, involving FXN-dependent acceleration of interprotein sulfur transfer, is more difficult to separate from acceleration of a rate-limiting formation of a persulfide on NFS1, despite the increase in the level of accumulation of the S radiolabel on ISCU2.

Therefore, electron transfer might be more difficult.

When it's humid, everything gets coated in a thin film of water, which makes the transfer of electrons more difficult.

Egypt's central bank has imposed new currency controls: Travelers are prohibited to leave the country with more than $10,000 in cash, and transfers abroad have become more difficult.