Sentence examples for are always more difficult from inspiring English sources

"Cross-cultural marriages are always more difficult.

"These issues are always more difficult in practice than they are in the environment of a campaign," Samuel R. Berger, who served as President Bill Clinton's national security adviser, said Friday.

George Osborne is right when he says that recoveries from recessions are always more difficult when the downturns are caused by excessive debt, but this slump has been accompanied by two other shocks: a big technological shift from an analogue to a digital world and a big geographical shift that has seen the centre of gravity of activity move from Europe and North America to Asia.

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

It's always more difficult".

That's always more difficult than having the luxury of being able to come second.

"It's always more difficult for us to focus on platform releases.

"It is always more difficult if you don't have the finance," said Coyle.

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

When a hydride is able to lose two or more protons, the loss of the second is always more difficult because of the increased negative charge on the base e.g., H2S − HS− (pK 7), HS− − S2− (pK 15); similarly, NH4+ − NH3 (pK 9.5), NH3 − NH2− (pK 35).

At that time, Auguste Vestris, the French dancer and teacher, said that when Spanish national dances were performed, "the fashionable part of the audience rise and leave their seats and the only spectators left are the foreigners and persons of the lower classes, in whom it is always more difficult to extinguish the poetic spirit".