Sentence examples for all the more difficult in from inspiring English sources

"It will find consensus all the more difficult in this crisis.

It is all the more difficult in Egypt, where many of the protesters have demanded nothing short of a dismantling of the status quo.

England's task is made all the more difficult in the absence of Katy McLean from the matchday squad but with a couple of players on both sides having taken part in the Rio 2016 sevens bronze medal match, won 33-10 by Canada, there should be some added spice.

If this pattern persists, the already challenging business of medical innovation will become all the more difficult in Canada, producing painful consequences for Canadian patients and the economy at a time when its domestic biopharmaceutical industry is suffering job losses and undergoing extensive restructuring.

The diagnostic process in cancer is a complex one and one that is all the more difficult in sarcoma.

Such decisions will be made all the more difficult in the coming winters because Council Tax is frozen for at least a year and possibly even longer [ 18].

Bush's greatest test will then begin, and the test will be all the more difficult if the war is waged in the face of Security Council opposition.

But the system struggles with slang and other colloquialisms all the more difficult in Arabic because street talk varies from country to country.

Ariak also has epilepsy, a condition that made his time in detention all the more difficult.

Not knowing which particular genetic variant will sustain human-to-human transmission makes our ability to formulate a vaccine in advance all the more difficult.

And when defects are discovered, confidentiality agreements often keep the manufacturer's identity secret, making accountability in the industry all the more difficult.