Sentence examples for a more difficult issue from inspiring English sources

A more difficult issue is as to the tugs.

Whether it should be a crime is a more difficult issue.

(How to achieve that with our present political and media culture is a more difficult issue).

Whether the order to repay Morgan Stanley a portion of Mr. Skowron's compensation is a more difficult issue.

"It's a more difficult issue for them to raise successfully on appeal because of that narrow focus," Mr. Biros said.

Terrorism is a more difficult issue, if only because the consequences of a terrorist attack are more severe than those of corruption.

That is a much more difficult issue; one study found that backing the worst fund managers of the previous five years was more profitable than backing the best.A new academic paper approaches the subject from a different angle.

"I can tell you I've watched him deal with a far more difficult issue last year," Maurice said, referring to the death from cancer of his wife's sister.

Stopping global warming seems like a good idea, but that is not quite the same problem, and is a far more difficult issue on which to reach consensus both in the West and in Asia.

"They're finding it to be a lot more difficult issue than they ever thought it would be," he added.

Secondary-structure prediction programs (Rost, 2001) could be used to find β-strands, but determining how they are paired and hydrogen bonded is a much more difficult issue.