Sentence examples for always more difficult and from inspiring English sources

But it's almost always more difficult and far more costly.

While it's possible to clear the chocolate once it's started to spread, this is almost always more difficult and time-consuming.

Of course, for products that are physically easy to produce, like T-shirts or DVDs, enforcement is always more difficult, in China and everywhere else.

Naturally there are more challenges that entrepreneurs are facing today than in the past, and it is always more difficult in a depressed economy to grow and flourish.

Potentially dangerous and always more difficult to manage than pouring liquid into a barrel, natural gas used to give oil companies a headache.

It was always more difficult during the night time and rainy season Esperança said.

I'd think the process involved in creating abstract art is always more difficult for a non-artist to grasp, and it certainly doesn't have to be done - the artist can of course let the art speak for itself.

It's always more difficult to end wars than to begin them, and President Obama has found the right balance and the right people to help him on the field.

Everybody knows the big names and the big players but it's always more difficult to find one who's not so well known.

"The capital markets are still circumspect across the board, and in Harlem, where things are almost always more difficult, that's true as well," said Kenneth J. Knuckles, chief executive of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone, an economic development program.

Photography is a hard game, and images without the human element are always more difficult.