Sentence examples for a more difficulty from inspiring English sources

But know that lice have a more difficulty attaching egg sacs to an oily scalp.

If you stay in prone your enemy will have a little more difficulty getting a good shot and if you use a bipod, it will be better for aiming.

The following day, she had a bit more difficulty holding a cup but could still walk.

For example: (range 1 (very poor) - 7 (excellent) Baseline answer: 4; "I have more trouble taking a walk, and I experience a bit more difficulty doing household chores.

The lawyer for the reservists, Michael Sfard, said that as a democracy Israel should be willing to endure a bit more difficulty in administering its military.

Caesar and his rider had a bit more difficulty working out their plan.

On Court 18, Baker was rumbling through her match against Linda Smolenakova, although with a bit more difficulty than expected.

Our starting point was that homogenous boards have a lot more difficulty dealing with the broad range of marketplace challenges that you deal with globally today.

In the week since, Li has beaten Jelena Jankovic with ease (6-3, 6-0) and Ekaterina Makarova with a little more difficulty (6-4, 6-2, 6-2).

A far more difficulty is the linearization of the pump speed which is fundamentally impossible.

The BBC's China editor Carrie Gracie LL) and Beijing online correspondent Celia Hatton (R) are wearing their smog masks - the stone lion is having a little more difficulty.