Sentence examples similar to Marginally difficult from inspiring English sources
To disentangle — say California or Texas — from the United States might only be marginally more difficult.
His cut-back provided Benteke with a second finish only marginally more difficult than his first.
I also tried Ultimate Bar Tricks, which offers 12 different tricks in Volumes 1 and 2. It was slightly more challenging, but also marginally more difficult to use.
I'd always thought that it was only marginally less difficult than going to the moon or, say, Eton, but my amazing revelation is this: type "North Korea" and "tourism" into Google, and you'll find Koryo Tours, a British-run, Beijing-based travel firm.
The spectral theory of unbounded self-adjoint operators is only marginally more difficult than for bounded operators.
Yet these same folks bristle at the mere suggestion of regulations which would make it even marginally more difficult for sugar pushers to do the same thing.
"The government appears to be moved by the same worry: that if clearly posted No Trespassing signs can revoke the right of officers to enter a home's curtilage their job of ferreting out crime will become marginally more difficult," Gorsuch wrote in the March 2016 opinion.
On the other hand, one-feature fricatives were only marginally more difficult than three-feature fricatives and stops with t(21) = 1.449, p = 0.08, d = 0.2.
The C-PRS was marginally more difficult for our sample of parents to complete than the MORS (Child), with some parents indicating that some items were worded in a way which was not as simple as could be and that some items did not apply as the child was not old enough.
To allow the plug to move, the binding interactions of the plug in the channel need to be only marginally stable: such situations are difficult to compute.
