Sentence examples for a more difficult process from inspiring English sources

Negotiating further nuclear reductions will be a more difficult process than New START, and it will require more time.

"And since he's been through a more difficult process to be a coach and work his way up to varsity, kids have more respect".

While those amendments are mostly known for making bankruptcy a more difficult process for individuals, one of the key changes was to limit a corporate debtor's "exclusivity".

Christensen says he favours other mechanisms to bring in health workers, such as the regional sponsored migration scheme because it is a more difficult process than the 457 visa.

If you establish requirements out of the services and then the CINC's [commanders] opine on requirements, and they are coming from separate perspectives, it will undoubtedly produce a more difficult process and decisions that would be different than if you did it a different way.

Accordingly, this process of adjustment occurred more gradually and was a more difficult process for some than for others.

Compared with developing a female pill, designing a male version is a far more difficult process.

It's a much more difficult process than a 22-year-old waiter would realize.

On the contrary, crossing into Israel from Jerusalem is a much more difficult process, especially for those with a Palestinian ID who must first obtain a permit that is often revoked for unspecified security concerns.

We expected a much more difficult process".

This is a much more difficult process which is why you hear the term "food battles" so often.