Sentence examples for Rather more difficult from inspiring English sources

E8 is rather more difficult to visualise.

Making those cells arrange themselves into something that resembles human flesh is, alas, rather more difficult.

On the other hand, a defeat – or even a draw – would make things rather more difficult.

"But the moment you begin working life it becomes rather more difficult.

From there on, Branson's work is rather more difficult to avoid.

"And the economic environment will not in fact be easier but rather more difficult next year.

Although the real numbers are small, some experts worry that the new guidelines will encourage too much reliance on drug therapy rather than more difficult lifestyle changes.

I'm no crusader, and I have to say that all my savings make my life more pleasant rather than more difficult – but perhaps that's how it should be.

But might this effect prove counterproductive to the larger goal of peace, to the extent that these machines also lower the political costs associated with declaring war, and so make engaging in war as a preferred or convenient method of conflict resolution easier rather than more difficult?

Focusing on simple targets can be counter-productive: for example, British police, told to improve their overall clear-up rates, have been criticised for devoting too much time to relatively minor offences such as speeding rather than more difficult crimes such as sexual assaults and gang-related killings.

But follow-up legislation is usually limited to one-year appropriations bills rather than more difficult measure to deal with the government's long-term fiscal challenges, which are fueled by spiraling healthcare costs and the retirement of the baby boom generation.